AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI & Health Privacy: The FTC says Utah joined the case against telehealth giant Hims & Hers, alleging it shared sensitive health data with ad platforms like Meta and Snap and charged people for subscriptions without proper consent. Utah Tech Policy: A coalition of medical groups urges Utah’s medical board to oppose AI-enabled prescription renewal pilots, warning they may cross into unauthorized practice of medicine. Nuclear in Utah: DOE is moving ahead with “Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses,” naming Utah among finalists for a program tied to nuclear fuel-cycle work and potential spent-fuel waste hosting. Cyber Readiness: Lehi-based DigiCert released an updated guide to post-quantum cryptography, pushing organizations to plan migrations as quantum readiness demands grow. Critical Materials: Energy Fuels says construction has started in Utah to expand heavy rare earth oxide production—aimed at strengthening permanent magnet supply chains. Energy & Grid: A new push highlights advanced transmission tech as a faster way to relieve grid congestion while data centers strain power demand. Climate & Safety: Utah braces for more triple-digit heat, while a 3.1 quake turned out to be a mining-site blast. Local Tech/Community: Utah remote work remains elevated post-pandemic, and schools across states are rethinking whether every student needs a laptop.
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