AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI Governance Push: UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband says Britain will use its G20 presidency to drive global AI rules, arguing governments can’t “leave it to corporations” when safeguards are at stake. Digital Inclusion in Tech: UN Women launches a Center for Digitalization, Innovation and AI to put gender equality into digital transformation and AI governance, citing women’s underrepresentation in AI jobs and leadership. Spectrum Protection: The UN warns that radio frequencies vital for weather forecasting and early warning systems face growing interference risks as wireless and satellite services expand. School Tech Backlash: A Newsday/Siena poll finds 85% of Long Islanders support limiting classroom screen time, reflecting mounting public pressure on how tech is used in education. Space Policy & Talent: Malaysia moves to strengthen its space sector’s legal framework and sustainable governance as it aims to become an ASEAN space policy hub. Cloud Media Ops: Globecast unveils MooM, a cloud-native platform to orchestrate media production and delivery workflows. AI Safety for Agents: Nvidia introduces an Open Agent Safety Platform to keep AI agents from going rogue, adding boundary-setting and monitoring layers. Healthcare Innovation: Tiziana Life Sciences starts dosing participants in a Phase 2a ALS trial of intranasal foralumab.
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