AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Centers & Power Crunch: A BloombergNEF projection says AI-driven computing campuses could push U.S. data center demand to 194 gigawatts by 2035, with data centers reaching about 20% of U.S. electricity—far beyond today’s 5.9%. Local Tech Governance: Georgia’s data-center debate keeps heating up: Chamblee approved a 180-day moratorium on new data center development, while Bulloch County moved to strip permissive zoning language for data centers and crypto mining. Surveillance Tech Backlash: Flock Safety’s license-plate cameras remain controversial—Costa Mesa voted to keep its contract but renegotiate terms, and Auburn residents packed council comments largely opposing the system. AI in Courts: A Georgia appeals panel vacated parts of a Henry County Schools discrimination ruling after the trial order relied on fabricated legal citations generated by AI. Cyber & Privacy: 23andMe agreed to pay Georgia after a breach exposed genetic data of 171,125 Georgians. STEM Education: Every Learner Everywhere launched a calculus redesign program with 12 public colleges to reduce the Calculus I bottleneck using department-wide course redesign and performance feedback. Public Safety Tech: Atlanta leaders said FIFA World Cup public safety and transit operations were a success, citing coordination across 200 agencies and a measurable drop in entertainment-district crime.
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