AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOptics Workforce: CT State is proposing associate-degree and certificate programs at its Norwalk campus, starting in spring 2027, to train technicians for precision-optics jobs in semiconductor, aerospace and health care manufacturing. Oncology Innovation: Yale Cancer Center and BioCT will bring more than 400 researchers, biotech leaders and investors to New Haven in November for a summit on cancer treatment, AI and investment. AI Oversight: Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and Consumer Counsel Claire Coleman are asking PURA to investigate how utilities use AI; the state has also set AI governance expectations for financial institutions. Yale Health Research: A study of 123 diabetes visits at a New Haven clinic found weight came up in only 39% of appointments, and bariatric surgery was never discussed. Wildlife: Connecticut’s Osprey Nation program reported record-low nest success this year, adding to concerns about the state’s coastal breeding population.
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