AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI Regulation Push: Oregon and a bipartisan bloc of state attorneys general urged Congress to set federal AI safety rules, citing incidents where AI systems accessed networks or acted unsafely without proper safeguards. Data Privacy Enforcement: Arizona’s AG Jeff Jackson joined multistate action to settle with Labcorp over a 2019 data breach tied to a medical debt collector, reinforcing that vendor data security is a “non-delegable duty.” AgTech Fight in Yuma: AgTech LLC challenged the Arizona State Land Department’s cancellation of five agricultural leases, arguing it wasn’t given the required notice-and-cure steps before termination. Border Wall Impacts: Reporting highlights how border wall work damaged ancient Tohono O’odham geoglyphs, with new dating putting one site at least 6,500 years old. Workforce & Training: Phoenix Union’s Metro Tech High School completed Phase I of its campus renovation, reopening upgraded CTE and public-facing programs tied to healthcare and skilled trades. Energy Storage: GridStor secured $220M for a 400 MWh Arizona battery project, signaling continued momentum for grid-scale storage.
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