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New Legislation May Accelerate AI Adoption Rather Than Create American Jobs

New legislation aimed at keeping call centers in America may ironically accelerate AI adoption as companies seek to maintain cost savings. Industry analysts suggest automation could replace human agents despite legislative intent to preserve American jobs.

New legislation designed to keep call centers in America may ironically drive increased AI adoption rather than creating the domestic jobs lawmakers intend. Recent bills introduced in both chambers of Congress aim to curb offshoring of customer service operations, but industry analysis suggests companies may respond by accelerating automation investments to maintain cost savings.

Legislative Push to Keep Call Centers Domestic

by Jessica Moore P.E.October 13, 2025

Software Guides Startups

This Week In Small Business Technology News: Apps Can Be Used Inside Of ChatGPT And A Big New Microsoft Teams Feature

This Week’s Small Business Technology Breakthroughs: ChatGPT App Integration and Microsoft Teams Enhancement Forbes contributors continue to deliver independent expert…

by Michael TurnerOctober 13, 2025

Business Startups

State-Funded U.K. Business Bank Begins Direct Investment In Startups

Title: U.K. State-Backed Business Bank Expands Direct Investment in Startups to Bridge Funding Gaps U.K. Innovation Economy Outpaces Europe in…

by Erica LangOctober 13, 2025

Arts and Entertainment Healthcare

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Expert Insights on Infrastructure and Implementation

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing healthcare delivery, but success depends on robust infrastructure. Expert analysis reveals how secure networks and thoughtful implementation can maximize AI benefits while minimizing risks in clinical care and operations.

Artificial intelligence in healthcare represents both the most promising and potentially perilous technological advancement in modern medicine. As digital transformation sweeps across the healthcare landscape, the critical question isn’t whether AI can deliver breakthroughs, but whether we’ve built the infrastructure to make these innovations usable, safe, and scalable for real-world applications.

The Current State of AI in Healthcare Delivery

by Jessica Moore P.E.October 13, 2025

Arts and Entertainment Cybersecurity

How AI Is Rewriting OT Security From Alerts To Actionable Answers

As industrial systems face increasing cyber threats, AI-powered security solutions are shifting from generating alerts to providing contextualized answers. Learn how machine learning algorithms help security teams distinguish real threats from noise in critical infrastructure environments.

In 2025, artificial intelligence is fundamentally rewiring OT security approaches, transforming how industrial organizations handle the overwhelming flood of cybersecurity alerts. Following recent warnings from U.S. authorities about targeted attacks on industrial control systems across critical infrastructure sectors, security teams are increasingly turning to AI-powered solutions that provide contextual understanding rather than just notifications. This paradigm shift comes as organizations struggle with alert fatigue while facing tightened regulations like the EU’s NIS2 directive and similar guidance from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

The Alert Overload Crisis in Industrial Environments

by Erica LangOctober 13, 2025

Arts and Entertainment Semiconductors

AI Race Escalated: U.S. Tighten Chip Loop As China Bets On Open Source

U.S. Intensifies AI Chip Strategy as China Pursues Open Source Alternatives Global AI Competition Reaches Critical Juncture The international artificial…

by Michael TurnerOctober 13, 2025

Gaming Hardware

‘Battlefield 6’ Just Easily Beat Call Of Duty’s All-Time Steam Record

Battlefield 6 Steam Player Count Shatters Call of Duty’s Historic Record Unprecedented Launch Success The gaming world witnessed a seismic…

by Erica LangOctober 13, 2025

Assistive Technology Sustainability

Software Obsolescence Crisis: 400 Million Computers Face E-Waste Threat as Windows 10 Support Ends

Campaigners mark International E-Waste Day demanding regulations against software obsolescence. Microsoft’s Windows 10 support termination could render 400 million computers obsolete, creating 700M kg of e-waste. Right to Repair movements push for extended software lifespans.

Software obsolescence has become an urgent environmental crisis as Microsoft ends automatic support for Windows 10, potentially sending 400 million perfectly functional computers to scrap heaps worldwide. On International E-Waste Day, campaigners across Europe and the United States are demanding regulatory action against planned software obsolescence that forces premature device replacement.