AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNuclear Power for Bases: The U.S. Army’s Janus program picked five sites for contractor-built nuclear microreactors, including Radiant Industries at Fort Benning, Georgia and Westinghouse at Fort Drum, New York, with up to $2.2B in awards and plans for 20+ reactors to boost resilient power. Big Tech Child-Safety Fallout (Georgia): Meta agreed to a multistate settlement over teen social-media addiction, with Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr saying Georgia could receive about $100M to $135M, alongside major safety changes for Facebook and Instagram. AI + Policing Privacy in Georgia: A Georgia Senate public safety chair is pushing balanced oversight for Flock-style automatic license plate reader cameras after misuse reports, calling for safeguards, audits, and tighter access rules. Georgia Tech Research: Georgia Tech researchers report a way to wake up “tired” immune cells, aiming to improve defenses against cancer and infection. Logistics/Industry in Georgia: Parts Town Unlimited is opening a large Atlanta-area fulfillment center in Pendergrass, GA to expand OEM parts distribution.
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