AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Safety Tech: Convey911 (Baltimore) rolled out a new ConveyPRIZYM “CAD Connector” that uses AI to transcribe and summarize 911 calls and push the result straight into PSAP CAD, cutting manual copy-and-typing for call-takers. Nuclear Supply Chain: X-energy and SGL Carbon (Rockville) agreed to double production capacity for nuclear-grade graphite billets, aiming to support up to 8 Xe-100 reactors per year and expand U.S. machining capacity. AI in Hiring: A lawsuit says Workday’s AI screening discriminates against older, minority, and disabled applicants—an issue Maryland employers, including Johns Hopkins, are watching closely. Data Center Politics: States including Maryland are reversing data center tax breaks as public backlash grows over AI-driven power and water impacts, with potential cost increases for operators. Chesapeake Health & Policy: Maryland’s striped bass closure runs Aug. 1–31 in the Bay and tidal tributaries to protect fish during peak summer stress. Local Education Costs: Charles County Public Schools raised meal prices by 5 cents for 2026-2027 while keeping free/reduced applications open for families.
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