AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI & Computing Infrastructure: Oracle’s $300B OpenAI “Stargate” deal keeps reshaping AI power demand, with reporting highlighting 4.5 gigawatts of expected load and messy rollout realities. Local Tech & Data Centers: New Mexico’s Project Jupiter faces fresh scrutiny as courts and regulators weigh air-quality and water-permit timing, while Doña Ana County commissioners question what kinds of “AI scanners” were discussed for meetings. AI Governance & Courts: The New Mexico Supreme Court fined a Santa Fe defense lawyer $5,000 and held him in contempt after a murder-appeal filing included fabricated police testimony and invented witnesses generated by ChatGPT. Biotech & Public Health: UF/IFAS researchers documented a mosquito species (Aedes amateuri) for the first time in the U.S., in Arizona’s Madrean Sky Islands, underscoring ongoing disease-risk monitoring. Paleontology: Researchers report the first adult T. rex trackway ever found—four connected footprints in North Dakota—suggesting a walking speed around 3.4–4.5 mph. Wildlife & Climate: A report warns wildfire suppression can defer risk, while NOAA says the U.S. just logged its hottest summer in 132 years. Education: New Mexico test scores show modest gains in reading and math, but science dipped, keeping pressure on literacy-focused reforms. Tech Policy & Privacy: A New Mexico trial over Facebook’s data practices includes testimony that app developers posed major risks after Cambridge Analytica-era warnings.
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