AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI and Data Centers: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT safety failures and seeking restrictions for minors. As data-center projects draw scrutiny, a University of Houston poll found 79% of Texas voters want limits amid concerns over electricity bills and water supplies. Cancer Research: MD Anderson researchers identified a mechanism that helps cancer cells produce growth-driving proteins such as KRAS. The findings may help researchers investigate treatment resistance, but have not yet led to a patient therapy. Semiconductors: A nearly $29 million award will support an SMU-led chip hub in North Texas, while a separate $24 million federal grant aims to strengthen semiconductor manufacturing in Texas. Drone Technology: A Texas aerial show by U.S. and Chinese teams set two Guinness World Records, including for the largest display of a mythical creature formed by drones. Supply-Chain AI: Dallas hosted industry and academic leaders discussing AI, logistics and supply-chain resilience at a two-day summit.
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