AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI in the classroom: Google is rolling Gemini into Google Classroom for students of all ages, letting kids ask for help with math and writing and generate study materials—an escalation in the race to put AI tools directly into school workflows. Privacy and policing: Flock Safety is tightening its license-plate reader rules after misuse concerns, including cutting default data retention to seven days and requiring case codes and audits for searches. Health tech scrutiny: The FTC is investigating Epic Systems, the Verona-based electronic health records giant, focusing on how it grants or blocks data access and whether it uses its market power to limit rivals. Public health in Wisconsin: Wisconsin health officials confirm a growing measles outbreak, with more cases expected as investigations continue. Education policy: Wisconsin’s new school cellphone limits take effect as districts prepare for the school year, citing research on impacts to social skills and focus. Agriculture training: UW–River Falls’ Humane Handling Institute is expanding on-farm dairy training, including augmented-reality “Cattle Vision” goggles to help workers see from a cow’s perspective. Local tech & infrastructure: WisDOT’s I-894 resurfacing work in Milwaukee County earns an AASHTO technology and innovation award.
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