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Metro Denver’s food scene has never been as vibrant as it is today, something Denver Post restaurant writer Lily O’Neill and the rest of the staff of The Know understand. That’s why we’re out on the town as much as possible. Each month, we’ll provide you with recommendations about a few of the dishes we tried over the previous weeks.

Have you noticed suspicious activity on your online accounts? People trying to log-in using your credentials, attempting to access your private information?

AI-powered tech is everywhere, but using it often comes with a hidden cost: your privacy. AI tech companies typically collect and store user data, including any personal information you share, to train their AI models and improve output, be that an AI chatbot, image generator, or otherwise.

Dear Eric: One of my closest friends has a toddler and when we’re making plans, she will often ask if she should leave her toddler at home with her husband. Oftentimes when I say yes, I would enjoy just catching up with her, she lets me know that leaving her toddler is not really a viable option. I feel like I am being a bad friend now when I state my preference for having a child-free hang-out.

Dear Readers: To mark my final week writing this column, I’ve fired up the “Ask Amy” Wayback machine and am re-running some memorable Q&As culled from the last 21 years of “Ask Amy.” Dear Amy: I’m a college student from the suburbs of San Francisco. I’ve been attending college in New York. My best friend from school is coming to visit me this summer, and I couldn’t be more excited!

At this point, nearly everyone has heard of Shazam. The music recognition app is almost a verb in its own right"Quick, Shazam it!"