AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCT AI & privacy rules: Connecticut’s AI Responsibility and Transparency Act (CAIA) kicks in Oct. 1, requiring employers using “high-risk” AI in employment decisions to prepare risk policies and impact assessments. Public safety tech scrutiny: Lawmakers and residents are pushing back on Flock Safety ALPR cameras; West Virginia is seeking answers after claims of inaccurate data, while Connecticut’s new ALPR limits start Oct. 1, including tighter sharing rules and warrant requirements for out-of-state searches. Border tech ruling: The Second Circuit ruled border agents can search travelers’ phones without suspicion, widening the gap between digital privacy expectations and border powers. Health & environment: NASA’s TEMPO satellite is delivering near-real-time hourly “chemical weather” snapshots of air pollution over North America, aiding public health response. Measles update: CDC reports 3,471 measles cases nationwide as of Sept. 17, with Connecticut among reporting jurisdictions. Local STEM-adjacent education: Newington Public Schools improved math scores (47% to 49% meeting goals) while science dipped slightly (58% to 57%).
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