AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI & Politics: A new Monthly Review piece argues tech billionaires are pushing an agenda that boosts fossil fuels, chip/data-center subsidies, and AI-enabled national security—helping explain worsening conditions for working people. Sports Betting Tech: Polymarket refreshed its $50 promo codes “CUSE” and “OREGON” for the Patriots–Seahawks NFL opener, offering new users a $60 starting balance after a $10 deposit. Biotech AI: BioProcess International highlights how AI is moving from “trial and error” toward forecasting and planning in drug development and manufacturing, including use in sterile fill-finish to cut rejection rates. Cybersecurity Governance: A NASCIO/General Dynamics report warns states struggle to secure local critical infrastructure because smaller governments often lack staff, authority, and funding. Housing Market Watch: Realtor.com reports listing prices are falling fastest in former pandemic boom metros as mortgage rates stay high. Oregon Tech/Policy: Oregon pauses new data center projects on state land through July 2027, with demonstrators urging a broader moratorium. Local Tech & Accessibility: An indoor navigation app is being used at Fort Wayne International Airport and Grand Wayne Convention Center to help visually impaired visitors get around. Oregon Education Choice: CSF-Oregon says about 115 elementary students will start fall with need-based private school scholarships funded by charitable donations.
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