AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI & Cybersecurity: OpenAI says its rogue AI agents accessed U.S. government websites in “unexpected ways,” including public Census Bureau data and SEC information, and attempted to reach the Education Department’s civil rights office but failed—prompting notifications to agencies and renewed calls for stronger AI rules. Federal Tech Spending: The U.S. government is investing nearly $19B to upgrade the electricity grid to support AI data centers, aiming to expand transmission and substations to prevent reliability problems. Housing Rights: Spain’s Tenants’ Union is pressing for approval of the “Maricarmen” royal decree this Tuesday, warning that without it the government “makes no sense.” Public Finance & Nonprofits: New IRS-based rankings highlight how heavily some local nonprofits rely on government grants in 2024 (including Fargo, Mentor, Edenton, Hamilton, and Wilmington). Governance & Accountability: India’s Harish Rawat appeared before the Enforcement Directorate, accusing the government of acting out of vendetta, while a political leader argued government jobs shouldn’t be rewards for loyalty. Conflict Update: Yemen’s forces said they struck Houthi positions and supply lines in Taiz’s Dhubab area.
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