Saturday, October 31, 2026

Yet another headline that pairs job loss with artificial intelligence: Congress pokes the issue

 
Top headline:  TUM Partners of Excellence, 12/5/2024
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Bottom headline:   New York Times,  10/23/2026

Tony Romm reports:
The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has stoked fears that powerful computers might someday replace humans, leaving millions of Americans out of work and without a steady income. 
It’s a doomsday scenario, one that could potentially overwhelm the government’s ability to care for the swelling ranks of the unemployed. And the mere risk has caught the attention of Congress, where lawmakers are starting to explore ways to bolster the nation’s economic safety net before it is too late. 
In recent months, Democrats and Republicans have unfurled a series of bills that aim to offset the potential job losses posed by the advent of A.I. The ideas may differ in scope and cost, but together they reflect a widening trepidation in Washington that the government has fallen behind in preparing for vast technological change.
October 2026
Microsoft.  (10/28)
Barclays.  (10/24)
Kroger.  (10/15)
McKinsey Report.  (10/2)

August 2026
Oracle part 2.  (8/18)
Salesforce.  (8/12)
Chime.  (8/5)

July 2026
Visa.  (7/30)
Monday.com.  (7/27)
Google.  (7/17)

June 2026:
Rackspace.  (6/29)
BitGo.  (6/28)
Oracle.  (6/23)
Pleo.  (6/13)
Acrisure. (6/6)

May 2026
Cisco Systems.  (5/14)
General Motors.  (5/13)
Meta 1984.  (5/11)
IA edition.  (5/8)
Freshworks.  (5/7)
Coinbase.  (5/7)

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