AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI Safety & Policy: A former Anthropic researcher’s warning that AI could “kill us all” is drawing fresh attention from lawmakers, with renewed calls for stronger safeguards as concerns grow about autonomous systems and misuse. Cybersecurity: Agero and MOTER are partnering to speed connected-vehicle claims by linking roadside dispatch with vehicle-data risk scoring, while a separate report flags how law firms are increasingly hit by breaches and documents ending up on the dark web. Work & Automation: Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is pushing a federal 32-hour workweek plan that would lower the overtime threshold from 40 to 32 hours and aim to protect pay and benefits. Vermont Tech & Education: St. Michael’s College launches a new emergency services major with hands-on training, and UVM researchers explain how climate and extreme weather could shift Vermont’s fall foliage timing and color. Local Tech-Adjacent Governance: Essex Junction approved a new stop sign at Pine Court and West Street after resident concerns about speeding.
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