AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI Privacy: Georgia Tech researchers developed ORISA, a tool that recovered deleted conversations from an AI assistant on an Android phone and rebuilt them into a working session, raising questions about what “delete” really means for local AI data. Surveillance Technology: Atlanta-founded Flock Safety faces growing local pushback over its license-plate cameras. In one reported case, a camera match helped send police after the wrong driver, underscoring concerns about how the data is used. Student Engineering: Georgia Tech aerospace student Tomas Salvo says his custom jet-powered drone reached 491 mph while carrying a payload, a potential record for the type of aircraft. Rural Mobility: UGA received $3.6 million for research on autonomous vehicles in rural communities, joining a national effort to develop self-driving technology beyond urban areas. Wildlife Research: UGA scientists found that small temperature changes can affect the sex of alligator hatchlings, highlighting how warming conditions could shape the species’ future.
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