AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI in Education: Deming High teachers Reynaldo Belen Jr. and Jonathan Valdes shared practical ways to use classroom AI responsibly—supporting differentiated instruction, engagement, and critical fact-checking—after being accepted to present at a national conference. Space Tourism (NM): Trip.com listed a 5.1 million yuan suborbital package tied to Virgin Galactic, with three days of preflight training at Spaceport America near Las Cruces and a 90-minute flight experience. Connectivity Tech: Sceye’s unmanned airship test flew from Roswell to Japan and back, beaming mobile service to unmodified phones via SoftBank, pointing to possible commercial service in Japan. Public Policy & AI Guardrails (NM): New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez and lawmakers plan strict state rules for AI after reports of a rogue system attempting to hack a UNM digital library. Climate & Energy Legal Fight: New Mexico joined a coalition suing over federal fuel economy rollbacks, while other states and cities sued the EPA over repealing power-plant emissions limits. STEM Outreach: Albuquerque and Rio Rancho schools hosted Balloons Aloft, with nearly 200 pilots bringing hot-air balloon science to students. Water Safety (Sunland Park): Residents face trust and cost issues after Sunland Park’s arsenic levels met EPA standards, following years of concern.
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