February 10, 2026
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Former U.S. Deputy Chief of Technology Officer speaks on AI and Regulation – Massachusetts Daily Collegian

Joshua Coleman08 mins

On Wednesday, October 8, the University of Massachusetts Amherst College of Social and Behavioral Sciences hosted a webinar featuring former Biden administration U.S. Deputy Chief Technology Officer Alexander Macgillivray. He spoke about his experience helping shape U.S. policy on artificial intelligence. Macgillivray’s talk, “The Past and Future of AI and Regulation: A Practitioner’s Perspective,” served…

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Healthcare turns to AI for medical note-taking ‘scribes’

Joshua Coleman06 mins

Investments in artificial intelligence-powered medical note-taking apps doubled in 2024, as tech giants including Microsoft and Amazon and start-ups fight to grab a share of the AI healthcare market, valued at $26 billion. AI startups focused on creating digital “scribes” for healthcare professionals raised $800 million in 2024, up from $390 million in 2023, according…

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Trump called for a Bitcoin strategic reserve. Here’s how it would work.

Joshua Coleman014 mins

At the start of this year, President Trump announced the creation of a Bitcoin strategic reserve, strengthening the point of view of his administration on cryptocurrency as a viable and precious economic resource that deserves to be preserved. Committing to making the United States the “cryptographic world capital”, the president hosted a summit on digital…

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AI Is Most Likely To Reshape The Jobs Of Its Creators

Joshua Coleman08 mins

AI takes basic software tasks Getty Currently, it is well established that artificial intelligence reshapes the jobs of today and tomorrow. But to what extent? Almost half (46%) of skills in typical American employment posts can be subject to “hybrid transformation” by Genai, a study Released by indeed programs. “Human surveillance will remain critical when…

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Crypto concerns: why manufacturers of digital money want to be here. Which means that the counties of NC wish to have left. | WFAE 90.7

Joshua Coleman010 mins

From all the companies that have come to North Carolina in recent years, from Toyota to Google via Amazon, cryptomin operations do not come exactly. But the state, because of its vast strips of land, is more and more targeted by these outfits that seek to operate here – for the chagrin and the dismay…

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