AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI & Law: Major US media groups are asking a federal court to sanction OpenAI over claims of destroyed training-related material, escalating a broader fight over copyright and AI use. Research Funding: A proposed OMB rule would shift federal grant decisions toward political appointees and weaken challenges to funding cuts, raising alarms for science—especially in research-heavy states. Health Tech: A JAMA study backs the YEARS algorithm to diagnose pulmonary embolism in cancer patients while cutting the need for CT scans in over one-fifth of cases. Medical Innovation: Low-intensity continuous ultrasound shows promise as a drug-free way to steer immune responses toward repair and away from chronic inflammation after joint injury. Energy & Industry: TSMC will expand advanced packaging in Taiwan’s Chiayi Science Park with three more facilities, aiming to meet growing HPC chip demand. Environment & Earth Science: Scientists report 73 likely new submarine volcanic calderas using a Mars crater-finding method, and confirm Earth’s oldest known asteroid impact crater in Western Australia at ~3.02 billion years old. Public Health & Policy: Sapienza University’s review finds multiple pesticide residues in infant formula across decades of studies, renewing concerns about infant exposure. Climate & Society: UN’s first scientific AI report urges governments to act before harms outpace safety guardrails.
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