AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI in the real world: Schneider Electric says an AI-enabled building management system can cut whole-building energy use by up to 22%, with HVAC savings of 15%–27%, aiming to lower costs and emissions during Climate Week NYC. Global AI partnerships: Kenya signed a deal with Anthropic to grow AI skills, safety, and public-sector uses, while Qantas announced non-stop Sydney–New York service plans for 2028. Tech policy in New York: New York is moving ahead with AI rules, including possible “kill switch” concepts, as the state prepares to enforce frontier AI safety requirements. Healthcare tech: CertifyOS launched a National Shared Credentialing Program to streamline provider verification for major insurers. Wildlife in NYC: A Bronx River otter is back after a century, and the public can vote on its name. UN spotlight: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian used UNGA to accuse the US and Israel of targeting civilians and vowed Iran won’t surrender. Media and trust: Shareholders sued The New York Times over alleged editorial oversight failures, seeking internal records.
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