AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSchool AI: Google will turn off Gemini and other AI tools for K–12 accounts by default until schools opt in, but schools that reject AI may also lose access to Search. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani accused Google of using its market power to push AI into classrooms. Data Center Backlash: Voters in dozens of U.S. communities approved tighter limits or bans on data centers, adding pressure to an industry facing growing concerns over power use and local impact. Mamdani has also backed a pause on new NYC data centers. Clean Transit: A proposed 150-passenger hydrogen-electric ferry for New York City cleared a key Coast Guard design review, advancing a project that required safety rules for hydrogen storage and propulsion. Chip Investment: SK hynix’s proposed New York chip expansion faces uncertainty over U.S. restrictions on China, putting a major manufacturing plan in doubt.
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