AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPrivacy & Surveillance Tech: Apple’s new Watch features (Live Rewind and Siri Recap) are raising legal alarms in New Hampshire, where recording consent rules could make users liable even if Apple says no audio is stored. Public Housing Monitoring: Two NH residents are suing to remove government-funded Mînut monitors in Concord apartments, arguing the devices track daily life and violate privacy. AI for Housing Permitting: Cities are turning to AI to speed up housing approvals by catching incomplete applications and errors, supported by new federal Innovation Fund money and HUD grants. Energy & Climate Tech: Dig Energy says it completed its first commercial geothermal drilling project in Massachusetts using a quieter, lower-water, lower-cost approach—aimed at making geothermal heat pumps more affordable. STEM Education Outreach: NH Fish and Game is rolling out classroom and at-home wildlife learning tools, including “Wild Times for Kids” and hands-on curriculum kits. Cybersecurity & Courts: Ontario’s court case-management system was hit by a cyberattack, with potentially impacted sealed or confidential records. Policy & Tech: A counter-drone system tested in a Pentagon exercise combined AI sensing, drones, and communications to detect and neutralize targets.
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