AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPublic Health Watch: Connecticut officials report West Nile virus detected in 22 towns, with wet, humid weather boosting mosquito breeding; residents are urged to check for bites and protect kids and pets. Consumer Tech & Policy: The FTC is seeking public comment on personalized pricing, warning retailers that using personal data to set prices could violate federal law—an issue Connecticut already moved to restrict. Digital IDs: Apple Wallet is expanding mobile driver’s license support to more states, with Connecticut still in the broader rollout pipeline. STEM & Education in the Courts: A Berkshire grand jury indicted a former Miss Hall’s School science teacher from Norfolk, CT, on sex-crime charges tied to his time at the school. Energy & Innovation: New England governors, including Connecticut, plan a Sept. 30 summit on advanced nuclear and fusion to address grid reliability and electricity costs. Local Tech Growth: Stonington’s planning panel narrowly approved a master plan for a Pawcatuck technology park, despite water-supply and neighborhood-impact concerns. Data Privacy & Work: A new report highlights how workplace monitoring tech can track productivity and location, raising privacy and fairness concerns.
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