AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI for public services: Cambodia’s posts and telecom minister urged ministries to lead by adopting AI, including generative tools, after a training for nearly 1,000 officials. Digital education: A new report projects the e-learning market to surge from $263.5B (2023) to $933.5B by 2032 as cloud, mobile and AI tutoring expand. Housing tech & policy: Experts at the New European Bauhaus Festival say Europe already has the knowledge to tackle the housing crisis, but implementation hinges on political will. Healthcare innovation: India’s IIHMF and GIMS signed an MoU to speed medical devices, biotech and assistive tech from research to startups and clinics. Battery IP truce: LG Energy Solution ended a two-year patent fight with China’s Sunwoda via a licensing deal, withdrawing lawsuits. AI payments breakthrough: Pine Labs says it built a protocol letting AI agents complete UPI payments using mandates, aiming to reduce per-transaction human authentication. Industrial AI at scale: L&T Technology Services and Databricks will co-develop industrial AI for asset-heavy sectors. Tech in the real world: Sri Lanka’s ACCIMT restored hospital equipment for under $5,000, and the UK’s Arts University Bournemouth unveiled a hybrid motion-capture studio to cut setup time and improve access.
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