AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSpace Tourism in NM: Trip.com is selling a 5.1 million yuan (about $973,000) six-day suborbital package with Virgin Galactic, including three days of preflight training at Spaceport America near Las Cruces and a 90-minute flight with weightlessness. AI & Work in the Spotlight: California lawmakers signed new workplace AI rules, including limits on “robo boss” automated discipline and bans on certain AI surveillance, while a Stanford/King’s study finds AI-adopting firms shift work toward senior staff rather than cutting headcount. NM Water & Trust: Sunland Park residents are disputing steep arsenic-related water bills and provider missteps even as the system meets EPA limits after increased state oversight. Rural Health Funding: Gila Regional Medical Center was named a hub for a Healthy Horizons rural healthcare initiative that could bring up to $15.2M across seven southern NM counties. STEM in Classrooms: Deming High teachers are taking their practical classroom AI strategies to a national conference. Climate Resilience: A New Mexico reforestation center proposal would fund wildfire- and flood-impacted areas with research-based tree nursery work. Tech Infrastructure Watch: A New Mexico AG push targets “rogue” AI models and calls for AI guardrails.
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