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The Shock Wave We Should Not Learn to Live With

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By Saxby Chambliss
| Yahoo Verified
For decades, blast injuries were understood as the price of war. If service members survived explosions without visible wounds, the assumption was that they had escaped serious harm. That belief is collapsing under the weight of evidence showing that repeated exposure to blast overpressure, even at levels long considered safe, can quietly damage the brain. Blast overpressure is the pressure wave generated by explosions or by firing heavy weapons such as mortars, artillery, and breaching charges.
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Saxby Chambliss: America can’t win the AI race without more plumbers and electricians

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By Saxby Chambliss
| Yahoo Finance Verified
I spent a decade on the Senate Intelligence Committee getting briefed on every way America could lose its technological edge to China. I heard all about stolen intellectual property, compromised supply chains, spies in our research labs, you name it. But in all those years, nobody ever warned me that the thing standing between America and leadership in artificial intelligence (AI) might just be a shortage of plumbers and electricians. Yet that is where we find ourselves.
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AI is fueling Main Street growth. Policymakers should keep up

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By Kent Conrad, Saxby Chambliss
| Washington Examiner Verified
MAIN STREET INNOVATION: THE BEATING HEART OF AMERICA’S NEXT 250 YEARS Stories like these are becoming the norm, not the exception. Across industries, small businesses are using AI to do more with less. Small manufacturers can now boost their productivity and competitiveness through AI for scheduling, predictive equipment maintenance, and supply chain forecasting — capabilities that used to require a Fortune 500 budget.
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