AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI Oversight: Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and Consumer Counsel Katie Dykes are asking PURA to review how utilities use artificial intelligence, while the state has also set AI governance expectations for financial institutions. Computer Science Education: Connecticut schools have about 3,000 fewer students taking computer science than in 2022–23, with enrollment declining for three straight years; educators point to budget and graduation requirements among possible factors. STEM Workforce: CT State is proposing optics programs in Norwalk to help meet manufacturing workforce needs. Wildlife Research: Connecticut’s Osprey Nation program reports record-low nest success this year, adding to concerns about the state’s coastal osprey population. Technology at Yale: Clerical workers say automation is eroding their jobs, highlighting how new tools are reshaping work at one of the state’s largest universities.
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