AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPatient Data and AI: Johns Hopkins Bayview says an employee uploaded records for 3,182 patients to an unapproved AI tool. The hospital asked the company to delete the data, but hasn’t said whether it was removed from its servers. Federal AI: North Bethesda firm (US)AI has landed the first direct OneGov deal with an 8(a)-certified small business, offering federal agencies up to 30% off licenses and $1 pilots for its secure AI platform. Health Research: NIH’s new Vaccinology and Immunology Center in Bethesda will study serious health problems reported after vaccination and long-lasting symptoms after infections, including long COVID. Maryland Research: St. Mary’s College received nearly $500,000 for neuroscience research, while Johns Hopkins APL is developing technology to detect stress fractures earlier. Police Technology: Maryland police are considering tools that can detect Bluetooth and Wi-Fi signals, extending surveillance beyond license-plate readers and raising privacy questions.
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