AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoIndustrial Training Push: Washington University in St. Louis joins the federal Foundry School lecture series to boost U.S. manufacturing know-how, with Penn State and Penn State also in the lineup for talks on factory design, supply chains, and assembly-line engineering. Measles Fight in PA: A Lancaster County coroner confirmed a six-week-old Amish infant died from measles, as the Shapiro–RFK Jr. dispute continues over whether Pennsylvania deaths should appear in CDC tallies. CDC Data Standoff: The CDC’s latest update still omits the Pennsylvania deaths, adding an asterisk while it works to standardize how measles deaths are classified. AI in Schools: Pennsylvania lawmakers advance bills to set AI guardrails for K-12, including privacy protections, vendor standards, district AI policies, and limits on using AI for mental or behavioral health services. Data Center Transparency: Nearly half of Pennsylvania “fast track” data center municipalities signed NDAs, raising concerns that public records access is being squeezed. Apple Leadership Shift: John Ternus takes over as Apple CEO, signaling an engineering-led push ahead of a Sept. 9 product event. Surveillance Tech Backlash: Florida revoked permits for license plate readers after privacy and misuse concerns, adding to the growing push against automated monitoring.
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