AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI in Youth Mental Health: Georgia Tech and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta are building an AI tool that flags teens (ages 13–17) who may be at risk of a harmful mental health event using donated social media data, aiming to trigger timely support. Public Safety Tech Under Fire: Henry County police are seeking a suspect accused of vandalizing two Flock cameras, while Savannah placed six employees on leave over alleged misuse of Flock license plate reader searches; Georgia’s GBI is handling independent criminal investigations. Healthcare Research: The VA is launching a national clinical trial testing semaglutide (Ozempic/Wegovy) for alcohol use disorder in more than 600 veterans across 18 medical centers. Local Food Access: Winterville’s Marigold Collective runs a weekly market that accepts EBT and redistributes surplus produce to help address Athens-Clarke County’s food desert status. Semiconductor Workforce: TSMC Arizona highlights college partnerships and internships that bring students—including Georgia Tech—into its talent pipeline. Tech Policy & Privacy: A new legal fight centers on a CBP agent in Atlanta allegedly erasing a phone during a warrantless search, raising questions about digital privacy and authority. Education Leadership: Ogeechee Technical College named Lisa Meehan dean for academic affairs in health sciences.
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