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Let Veterans Use the GI Bill for Trades, Not Just Degrees

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By Patrick Murphy, Jason Altmire
| The Secretary's SitRep
These days, you can hardly go a day without someone talking about artificial intelligence. What few people outside the tech world realize is that the AI revolution is also one of the largest construction projects in human history. Across the country, the physical infrastructure of the next economy is being built, including the factories that make advanced chips, the data centers that power AI, and the electrical systems needed to keep all of it running.
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Former PA Congressmen Patrick Murphy and Jason Altmire

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By Patrick Murphy, Jason Altmire
| The Secretary's SitRep
In an age where young people are too often shut out of business and politics and the loudest voices dominate the conversation, ‘Take the Mic’ brings something different: principled, solutions-focused dialogue. Hosted by Patrick J. Murphy—America’s first Iraq War veteran in Congress, Wharton lecturer & entrepreneur - the show features authors, veterans, policymakers, and thought leaders from across the political spectrum. Together, we engage in conversations that speak to our current moment.
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As some jobs are disappearing, these sit empty

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By Jason Altmire
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
Last week, Meta announced plans to cut 10% of its workforce at the same time that it is investing in artificial intelligence. Microsoft, Oracle and Amazon (whose executive chairman, Jeff Bezos, owns The Post) have made similar decisions in recent months. As tech firms pivot toward automation, roles once considered stable — marketing, operations, entry-level analysis, software development — are at risk. Yet even as job cuts accelerate, millions of essential roles in the trades remain unfilled.
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