AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI in Schools: A new Wall Street Journal report highlights how Google’s AI is hard to ban in classrooms because students can still access AI summaries and chat features through Google Search, even when districts try to block AI tools. Aviation Modernization: The U.S. Transportation Department is asking Congress for $30B to finish air traffic control modernization, including AI upgrades at D.C.-area airports, while officials try to calm public concerns about relying on advanced tech. Baltimore Oversight: Baltimore’s Inspector General says access to city records and servers is restored after a long legal fight, though the broader dispute over costs and subpoena authority continues. Chesapeake Bay Fisheries: Maryland lawmakers urge tighter Atlantic menhaden harvest limits—capping harvest at 13.6% of the coastwide quota and requiring more frequent reviews—citing major declines since 2020. Space Science (Maryland ties): A University of Maryland-led study finds icy moons may still retain oceans after catastrophic collisions, informing the search for life beyond Earth. Lunar Mission: NASA selected new PRISM payloads, including a seismic survey targeting a lunar lava-tube “skylight” at Marius Hills. Public Health & Policy: FDA is recruiting consumer representatives for drug and device advisory panels, and a separate report spotlights how hospitals can use “presumptive eligibility” to prevent medical debt.
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