AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI & Academia: Dartmouth is investigating its provost after a student paper found parts of his writing may have been generated by AI, sparking fresh hypocrisy complaints from students. AI & Governance: A new report finds about half of state CIOs are now involved in the AI data center debate, balancing tech “arms race” needs with local concerns like power and water. NH Tech Policy: New Hampshire’s vehicle inspection fight is back in court, with challengers arguing state emissions modeling overstated pollution impacts. Immigration Courts: Immigrants’ rights groups filed a federal lawsuit to block Trump’s latest birthright citizenship executive order, citing the Constitution and a prior Supreme Court ruling. NH Politics: A Portsmouth lawmaker is resisting calls to resign after a message threatened violence toward the House majority leader. Public Safety Surveillance: In Hanover, residents are disputing whether Flock license-plate cameras are operating downtown, with officials saying the data is wrong. NH Economy & Growth: A new Hampshire-and-Solent combined authority is moving ahead on an economic growth plan, while critics warn higher pay could drain staff from existing councils. Business & Consumer: Attorney General Alan Wilson urges consumers to file claims tied to multistate settlements over inflated generic drug prices.
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