AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI Accountability: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT’s safeguards fail to protect children; the state seeks restrictions on minors’ access and new safety requirements. Data Center Debate: Texas polls show strong voter concern over the boom’s demands on power and water, with a University of Houston survey finding 79% want limits. Houston says it is open to agreements on data-center water use and electricity rates. Energy Research: DOE’s ARPA-E announced up to $45 million for new oil-recovery technologies at a Houston industry event, with possible applications in geothermal energy and critical minerals. Semiconductors: Samsung is adding capacity at its $37 billion Taylor chip complex as AI demand climbs; Texas also secured a $24 million federal grant to strengthen semiconductor manufacturing. Spaceflight: SpaceX is preparing for Starship’s 15th flight after completing key tests. Texas Research: Baylor scientists found how glioblastoma hijacks nearby brain cells, pointing to a possible new avenue for research. Cybersecurity: Researchers say China-linked Volt Typhoon used covert networks in attacks on critical infrastructure, including sectors such as energy, telecom and water.
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