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The Register wrote on US-based technology research firm Gartner's estimates of up to USD 80 billion in savings for call centers if humans would be replaced by AI chatbots by 2026. Perhaps there is ample reason why artificial intelligence remains to be called "artificial" to this day. through its partner Universal Access Solutions (UAS) has expanded call center operations in Pampanga to cater their increasing subscriber base. In this post, we list down the top IT companies and contact centers in the Philippines that has the most number of manpower. – 10,001-15,000 JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.- Philippine Global Center – 10,001-15,000 Sitel Philippines Corp. It's been reported that call centers in Philippines as well as those located in Columbia and Mexico are on AT&T’s watch list due to data breach that affects almost 280,000 US customers. The $25M settlement with AT&T Services was to "resolve an investigation into consumer privacy violations at AT&T’s call centers located in the said countries." This has been by far the largest privacy and data security enforcement action made by FCC or Federal Communications Commission. Call Center Focus also reports that the fine has already been implemented in other call center companies. Read more in our articles including "ChatGPT: This AI is out to take your job" and "Converge expands call center ops in Pampanga".