AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUN AI Safety Push: UN chief António Guterres opened UNGA warning that “killer robots” must have no place, saying the real danger is AI without accountability and calling for safety standards and independent oversight. AI Naming Fight: Trump told UN delegates the U.S. will use “superintelligence” instead of “artificial intelligence,” arguing the term change will calm fears while rejecting tighter global controls. US-China Tech Talks: U.S. and Chinese officials sounded upbeat after AI and trade discussions in New York ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, with both sides signaling a desire to prevent rivalry from spiraling. NYC Algorithm Backlash: NYC secured a record $131M DoorDash settlement over alleged minimum-pay violations, as Mayor Zohran Mamdani blasted the company’s “greedy algorithm.” Aviation AI Caution: The FAA is rolling out an AI system for air traffic planning that offers controller recommendations, but experts warn against letting automation steer operations. Privacy Crackdown: Ireland’s Data Protection Commission hit Google with a €403M fine over how it handled location data. Local Tech & Learning: Croton-on-Hudson limited iPads in early grades, pushing screen-free learning, while SUNY seed grants backed AI for faster cancer diagnostics.
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