AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMail-vote fight in the courts: The Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court to let Oregon-style mail-in voting limits proceed while lawsuits continue, arguing USPS can enforce rules tied to voter-data sharing. AI in insurance oversight: Connecticut is among 12 states piloting the NAIC’s AI Systems Evaluation Tool, pushing insurers to document AI governance, testing, and vendor controls. Fintech banking in CT: Revolut won conditional U.S. approval for a national bank charter in Stamford, but regulators held back several product lines pending extra sign-offs. Energy infrastructure review: Connecticut’s Siting Council will review FuelCell Energy’s plan for a 7.5-megawatt fuel cell facility in Hartford. School tech & safety: Anonymous Alerts moved its HQ to Stamford to expand its school safety reporting platform and build partnerships with local colleges and districts. STEM in the classroom: A new study on teacher turnover finds better district planning and more support for special education and early-career teachers can improve stability. Robots meet coffee: Bot and Brew in Cromwell is serving lattes made by a robot barista, a local taste of automation.
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