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The government is turning to outer space to get rural areas of America online, but who does it really benefit?

Then, doctors used to be the one summarizing appointments with patients. Now, there's an AI tool for that,

why some experts say this only

scratches the surface of how artificial intelligence can be deployed in medicine.

But first, 24 million Americans lack reliable broadband internet access.

Fibro optic cables offer the most reliable long-term

service, but they're expensive to install. So satellites have become a much cheaper and quicker alternative,

especially for rural areas of the country. WSJ reporter Patience Hagen has written about a growing

number of states now rolling out subsidies for satellite connectivity.

Patients, why are these states switching to a fiber-first strategy?

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