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Tech in :60: Trends You Need Now
Listeners, today’s tech landscape is transforming at unprecedented speed, and July 31, 2025, captures an industry on the move. Artificial intelligence is taking center stage everywhere. Following the release of the White House’s AI Action Plan, a clear message is out: America wants to lead in AI by pouring resources into innovation, building new tech infrastructure, and fostering top-tier talent. The emphasis is on both deregulation and larger federal investments, with states being encouraged to align their AI laws and invest in upskilling the workforce. Bank of America recently committed $4 billion to AI-driven efficiency, Microsoft is doubling down on quantum computing, and Amazon is debuting multilingual voice AI to help automate customer service.
A top headline this month is “agentic AI”—software agents acting as your virtual coworkers, able to execute complex tasks autonomously. According to the McKinsey Technology Trends Outlook 2025, many businesses are now experimenting with these agents to run workflows, handle customer requests, and even generate reports without human input. Microsoft’s Copilot and OpenAI’s GPT-powered agents are the first wave, but what’s coming next are AI assistants capable of understanding your context and acting for you, sometimes without the need for a prompt at all.
Breakthroughs from July’s AI research include models 88% smaller than their predecessors yet outperforming bigger rivals, and sensor-fusion techniques for robotics that can help humanoid robots navigate complex, real-world environments. Neuro-symbolic AI systems—drawing directly from neuroscience—are now outperforming previous generational models in reasoning. That means AI’s growing practical abilities extend from city infrastructure management to personalized medicine and logistics.
Let’s talk cybersecurity: experts at HackRead say it’s an arms race. With deepfake scams up 1,500% in just two years and 600 million cyberattacks hitting daily, AI is both attacker and defender. Security teams use AI for anomaly detection and instant threat response, but criminals are deploying it just as aggressively. The move to “zero trust” security architectures is now standard—every user and device is constantly verified, not just once at sign-in. Meanwhile, quantum computing’s rise is pressuring firms to develop “post-quantum” cryptography, because one quantum-powered hack could break today’s strongest encryption in hours, not millennia.
Blockchain technology is being woven deeper into finance and real-world systems, as noted by Trigyn Insights. The DeFi ecosystem is maturing, and NFTs are moving from the art world to gaming, real estate, and intellectual property. Asset tokenization is unlocking markets previously considered illiquid. Cross-chain interoperability and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) are boosting transparency and participation. And the merge of AI with blockchain now gives us decentralized, auditable artificial intelligence for markets, logistics, and more.
Energy is suddenly everyone’s problem, too. Leading experts at The Next Web 2025 highlight new grid technologies designed to sustainably power AI’s massive demands. Think next-gen hydrogen fuel cells, real-time smart transformers, and even space-based solar arrays beaming power to Earth. Sustainable “invisible enablers” are the backbone of tomorrow’s digital world.
On the consumer side, display technology is shifting fast. According to data from the SID Display Week conference, OLED and MiniLED are driving growth in automotive and IoT displays, while AR glasses could grow over 30% this year if Meta and Samsung enter the market. VR is stalling, awaiting a next-gen leap. Yet generative AI integration—think personalized image adjustment and interactive dashboards—is redefining user interfaces everywhere.
In healthcare, education, and small business, AI is optimizing workflow, enabling predictive diagnostics, and powering personalized learning. Automated scheduling, patient anomaly detection, and adaptive assessment tools are making daily life more efficient. Small and midsized enterprises can now access data-driven decision-making—once the domain of corporate giants—by adopting AI-enabled CRM and inventory systems.
To those staying competitive, the message is simple: keep learning and adapting as AI, automation, blockchain, and quantum technologies redraw the boundaries of what’s possible. This is tech in 60 seconds—thank you for tuning in, be sure to subscribe, and don’t miss the next update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Some great Deals https://amzn.to/49SJ3Qs
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Listeners, today’s tech landscape is transforming at unprecedented speed, and July 31, 2025, captures an industry on the move. Artificial intelligence is taking center stage everywhere. Following the release of the White House’s AI Action Plan, a clear message is out: America wants to lead in AI by pouring resources into innovation, building new tech infrastructure, and fostering top-tier talent. The emphasis is on both deregulation and larger federal investments, with states being encouraged to align their AI laws and invest in upskilling the workforce. Bank of America recently committed $4 billion to AI-driven efficiency, Microsoft is doubling down on quantum computing, and Amazon is debuting multilingual voice AI to help automate customer service.
A top headline this month is “agentic AI”—software agents acting as your virtual coworkers, able to execute complex tasks autonomously. According to the McKinsey Technology Trends Outlook 2025, many businesses are now experimenting with these agents to run workflows, handle customer requests, and even generate reports without human input. Microsoft’s Copilot and OpenAI’s GPT-powered agents are the first wave, but what’s coming next are AI assistants capable of understanding your context and acting for you, sometimes without the need for a prompt at all.
Breakthroughs from July’s AI research include models 88% smaller than their predecessors yet outperforming bigger rivals, and sensor-fusion techniques for robotics that can help humanoid robots navigate complex, real-world environments. Neuro-symbolic AI systems—drawing directly from neuroscience—are now outperforming previous generational models in reasoning. That means AI’s growing practical abilities extend from city infrastructure management to personalized medicine and logistics.
Let’s talk cybersecurity: experts at HackRead say it’s an arms race. With deepfake scams up 1,500% in just two years and 600 million cyberattacks hitting daily, AI is both attacker and defender. Security teams use AI for anomaly detection and instant threat response, but criminals are deploying it just as aggressively. The move to “zero trust” security architectures is now standard—every user and device is constantly verified, not just once at sign-in. Meanwhile, quantum computing’s rise is pressuring firms to develop “post-quantum” cryptography, because one quantum-powered hack could break today’s strongest encryption in hours, not millennia.
Blockchain technology is being woven deeper into finance and real-world systems, as noted by Trigyn Insights. The DeFi ecosystem is maturing, and NFTs are moving from the art world to gaming, real estate, and intellectual property. Asset tokenization is unlocking markets previously considered illiquid. Cross-chain interoperability and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) are boosting transparency and participation. And the merge of AI with blockchain now gives us decentralized, auditable artificial intelligence for markets, logistics, and more.
Energy is suddenly everyone’s problem, too. Leading experts at The Next Web 2025 highlight new grid technologies designed to sustainably power AI’s massive demands. Think next-gen hydrogen fuel cells, real-time smart transformers, and even space-based solar arrays beaming power to Earth. Sustainable “invisible enablers” are the backbone of tomorrow’s digital world.
On the consumer side, display technology is shifting fast. According to data from the SID Display Week conference, OLED and MiniLED are driving growth in automotive and IoT displays, while AR glasses could grow over 30% this year if Meta and Samsung enter the market. VR is stalling, awaiting a next-gen leap. Yet generative AI integration—think personalized image adjustment and interactive dashboards—is redefining user interfaces everywhere.
In healthcare, education, and small business, AI is optimizing workflow, enabling predictive diagnostics, and powering personalized learning. Automated scheduling, patient anomaly detection, and adaptive assessment tools are making daily life more efficient. Small and midsized enterprises can now access data-driven decision-making—once the domain of corporate giants—by adopting AI-enabled CRM and inventory systems.
To those staying competitive, the message is simple: keep learning and adapting as AI, automation, blockchain, and quantum technologies redraw the boundaries of what’s possible. This is tech in 60 seconds—thank you for tuning in, be sure to subscribe, and don’t miss the next update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Some great Deals https://amzn.to/49SJ3Qs
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Listeners, today’s tech landscape is transforming at unprecedented speed, and July 31, 2025, captures an industry on the move. Artificial intelligence is taking center stage everywhere. Following the release of the White House’s AI Action Plan, a clear message is out: America wants to lead in AI by pouring resources into innovation, building new tech infrastructure, and fostering top-tier talent. The emphasis is on both deregulation and larger federal investments, with states being encouraged to align their AI laws and invest in upskilling the workforce. Bank of America recently committed $4 billion to AI-driven efficiency, Microsoft is doubling down on quantum computing, and Amazon is debuting multilingual voice AI to help automate customer service.
A top headline this month is “agentic AI”—software agents acting as your virtual coworkers, able to execute complex tasks autonomously. According to the McKinsey Technology Trends Outlook 2025, many businesses are now experimenting with these agents to run workflows, handle customer requests, and even generate reports without human input. Microsoft’s Copilot and OpenAI’s GPT-powered agents are the first wave, but what’s coming next are AI assistants capable of understanding your context and acting for you, sometimes without the need for a prompt at all.
Breakthroughs from July’s AI research include models 88% smaller than their predecessors yet outperforming bigger rivals, and sensor-fusion techniques for robotics that can help humanoid robots navigate complex, real-world environments. Neuro-symbolic AI systems—drawing directly from neuroscience—are now outperforming previous generational models in reasoning. That means AI’s growing practical abilities extend from city infrastructure management to personalized medicine and logistics.
Let’s talk cybersecurity: experts at HackRead say it’s an arms race. With deepfake scams up 1,500% in just two years and 600 million cyberattacks hitting daily, AI is both attacker and defender. Security teams use AI for anomaly detection and instant threat response, but criminals are deploying it just as aggressively. The move to “zero trust” security architectures is now standard—every user and device is constantly verified, not just once at sign-in. Meanwhile, quantum computing’s rise is pressuring firms to develop “post-quantum” cryptography, because one quantum-powered hack could break today’s strongest encryption in hours, not millennia.
Blockchain technology is being woven deeper into finance and real-world systems, as noted by Trigyn Insights. The DeFi ecosystem is maturing, and NFTs are moving from the art world to gaming, real estate, and intellectual property. Asset tokenization is unlocking markets previously considered illiquid. Cross-chain interoperability and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) are boosting transparency and participation. And the merge of AI with blockchain now gives us decentralized, auditable artificial intelligence for markets, logistics, and more.
Energy is suddenly everyone’s problem, too. Leading experts at The Next Web 2025 highlight new grid technologies designed to sustainably power AI’s massive demands. Think next-gen hydrogen fuel cells, real-time smart transformers, and even space-based solar arrays beaming power to Earth. Sustainable “invisible enablers” are the backbone of tomorrow’s digital world.
On the consumer side, display technology is shifting fast. According to data from the SID Display Week conference, OLED and MiniLED are driving growth in automotive and IoT displays, while AR glasses could grow over 30% this year if Meta and Samsung enter the market. VR is stalling, awaiting a next-gen leap. Yet generative AI integration—think personalized image adjustment and interactive dashboards—is redefining user interfaces everywhere.
In healthcare, education, and small business, AI is optimizing workflow, enabling predictive diagnostics, and powering personalized learning. Automated scheduling, patient anomaly detection, and adaptive assessment tools are making daily life more efficient. Small and midsized enterprises can now access data-driven decision-making—once the domain of corporate giants—by adopting AI-enabled CRM and inventory systems.
To those staying competitive, the message is simple: keep learning and adapting as AI, automation, blockchain, and quantum technologies redraw the boundaries of what’s possible. This is tech in 60 seconds—thank you for tuning in, be sure to subscribe, and don’t miss the next update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Some great Deals https://amzn.to/49SJ3Qs
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Listeners, today’s tech landscape is transforming at unprecedented speed, and July 31, 2025, captures an industry on the move. Artificial intelligence is taking center stage everywhere. Following the release of the White House’s AI Action Plan, a clear message is out: America wants to lead in AI by pouring resources into innovation, building new tech infrastructure, and fostering top-tier talent. The emphasis is on both deregulation and larger federal investments, with states being encouraged to align their AI laws and invest in upskilling the workforce. Bank of America recently committed $4 billion to AI-driven efficiency, Microsoft is doubling down on quantum computing, and Amazon is debuting multilingual voice AI to help automate customer service.
A top headline this month is “agentic AI”—software agents acting as your virtual coworkers, able to execute complex tasks autonomously. According to the McKinsey Technology Trends Outlook 2025, many businesses are now experimenting with these agents to run workflows, handle customer requests, and even generate reports without human input. Microsoft’s Copilot and OpenAI’s GPT-powered agents are the first wave, but what’s coming next are AI assistants capable of understanding your context and acting for you, sometimes without the need for a prompt at all.
Breakthroughs from July’s AI research include models 88% smaller than their predecessors yet outperforming bigger rivals, and sensor-fusion techniques for robotics that can help humanoid robots navigate complex, real-world environments. Neuro-symbolic AI systems—drawing directly from neuroscience—are now outperforming previous generational models in reasoning. That means AI’s growing practical abilities extend from city infrastructure management to personalized medicine and logistics.
Let’s talk cybersecurity: experts at HackRead say it’s an arms race. With deepfake scams up 1,500% in just two years and 600 million cyberattacks hitting daily, AI is both attacker and defender. Security teams use AI for anomaly detection and instant threat response, but criminals are deploying it just as aggressively. The move to “zero trust” security architectures is now standard—every user and device is constantly verified, not just once at sign-in. Meanwhile, quantum computing’s rise is pressuring firms to develop “post-quantum” cryptography, because one quantum-powered hack could break today’s strongest encryption in hours, not millennia.
Blockchain technology is being woven deeper into finance and real-world systems, as noted by Trigyn Insights. The DeFi ecosystem is maturing, and NFTs are moving from the art world to gaming, real estate, and intellectual property. Asset tokenization is unlocking markets previously considered illiquid. Cross-chain interoperability and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) are boosting transparency and participation. And the merge of AI with blockchain now gives us decentralized, auditable artificial intelligence for markets, logistics, and more.
Energy is suddenly everyone’s problem, too. Leading experts at The Next Web 2025 highlight new grid technologies designed to sustainably power AI’s massive demands. Think next-gen hydrogen fuel cells, real-time smart transformers, and even space-based solar arrays beaming power to Earth. Sustainable “invisible enablers” are the backbone of tomorrow’s digital world.
On the consumer side, display technology is shifting fast. According to data from the SID Display Week conference, OLED and MiniLED are driving growth in automotive and IoT displays, while AR glasses could grow over 30% this year if Meta and Samsung enter the market. VR is stalling, awaiting a next-gen leap. Yet generative AI integration—think personalized image adjustment and interactive dashboards—is redefining user interfaces everywhere.
In healthcare, education, and small business, AI is optimizing workflow, enabling predictive diagnostics, and powering personalized learning. Automated scheduling, patient anomaly detection, and adaptive assessment tools are making daily life more efficient. Small and midsized enterprises can now access data-driven decision-making—once the domain of corporate giants—by adopting AI-enabled CRM and inventory systems.
To those staying competitive, the message is simple: keep learning and adapting as AI, automation, blockchain, and quantum technologies redraw the boundaries of what’s possible. This is tech in 60 seconds—thank you for tuning in, be sure to subscribe, and don’t miss the next update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Some great Deals https://amzn.to/49SJ3Qs
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI