40% of doctors consider leaving their workplaces due to burnout, low value perception, and heavy clerical burdens. To retain physicians, health systems need to reduce burnout, value doctors, decrease clerical tasks, and smartly use technology like AI to structure tasks enabling doctors to focus on patient care. BindingFlags: "Dr Tina Shah, Chief Clinical Officer at Abridge, suggests that AI can handle repeated, low-level tasks easing workloads."

40% of doctors eye exits. What can organizations do to keep them? AMA

HP's CEO explains that blocking third-party ink cartridges is a security measure as cartridges can be hacked. The company's Dynamic Security system, active since 2016, prevents HP printers from working with non-HP cartridges. This has led to lawsuits, with claimants believing consumers were not properly informed about updates disrupting printer functionality. An HP-funded study found hacking via third-party ink cartridge possible, but no evidence exists of such an attack occurring in reality. HP's persistent push towards proprietary cartridges and its profitable ink subscription service, Instant Ink, has led to consumer inconvenience and criticism. The company, however, sees selling printers as an investment in customers and expects a return via continued use of HP products and services.

HP CEO evokes James Bond-style hack via ink cartridges Ars Technica

Palm, Inc. creator of the PalmPilot, eclipsed Apple, Amazon, Google, and Nvidia in 2000. Despite market dominance and a market cap of $58 billion, Palm struggled to adapt to smartphones, lost market share, and was ultimately bought by HP in 2009 and ceased operations in 2010. This highlights tech's fickle nature and the significance of continuous innovation.

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Russian national Vladimir Dunaev sentenced to over five years for developing, deploying malicious software Trickbot, causing massive harm to American businesses including hospitals. Despite residing overseas, cooperative international efforts brought Dunaev to justice. Involved in credential harvesting and ransomware development, victims deprived of over $3.4 million. Dunaev extradited from Korea, pleaded guilty to numerous cybercrimes. Case emphasized department's commitment to combatting global cybercrime.

Russian National Sentenced for Involvement in Development and Deployment of Trickbot Malware Justice.gov