AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI in the workplace: Georgia Tech and J.P. Morgan researchers unveiled SlideAgent, a new framework that helps AI models read complex slide-style documents more like people—aimed at fewer missed details in business workflows. Public safety tech backlash in Georgia: A Houston County DA says Georgia law makes misuse of Flock license-plate data a crime, as more local cases surface and oversight debates intensify. Neuroscience breakthrough at UGA: UGA engineers built a high-resolution light-sheet imaging system that captures seizures in 3D in real time, using zebrafish larvae to map where seizure activity starts and spreads. Power engineering at Georgia Tech: A Rose-Hulman student team won a top paper award at a Georgia Tech protective relaying conference for REAT, software that automates analysis of relay event data. Mobility safety feature: Uber is rolling out a livestream option for teen rides so parents/guardians can view trips in-app, with Atlanta among the test markets. Energy industry watch: Solar growth is slowing—Q1 2026 saw fewer installations even as contracts rise, with policy and permitting uncertainty flagged. Local community science: Carroll County joined the Great Southeast Pollinator Census, helping track native pollinators through a UGA-led citizen-science effort.
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