AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI & Privacy: A journalist-ethics Q&A tackles whether AI should help write headlines, while Rhode Island’s new AI rules for lawyers and judges warn that systems can “hallucinate.” AI Policy Clash: Oklahoma holds back on AI regulations despite a Trump order urging states not to stifle new tech, as other states push ahead. Deepfakes & IP: Matthew McConaughey secures a trademark aimed at stopping AI impersonations of his voice and catchphrases—another sign the law is scrambling to catch up. Tech for New York: Scotiabank puts $2.5M into Queen’s analytics and AI training, and BoolSi raises $6M to compile software into custom hardware. Energy & Climate Tech: Museums get an ECP Min/Max Dashboard to balance collections care with energy and carbon cuts. Local Tech & Infrastructure: New York’s CHPE hydropower line expansion continues feeding the grid, while a judge sends Bayer’s Roundup settlement back to state court. Cyber & Safety: A new platform promises to compare licensed movers using FMCSA and real reviews, and a separate report highlights teens’ tough summer job search amid broader labor-market strain.
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