AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Centers & Politics: Texas Senate candidates are trading sharp proposals as communities push back on AI data centers—AG Ken Paxton says he’ll ban Chinese tech, seek criminal liability over unsafe AI chatbots, back the DATA Act, and support Abbott’s regulatory moves, while Democrats question his motives. Higher Education Leadership: Texas’ higher ed board is getting new interim leadership: José Luis Santos is set to take over as interim commissioner after Noe Ortega’s departure. Public Health: A new study links living near dry cleaners to higher Parkinson’s risk, with the association rising the closer people live. Food Assistance: SNAP enrollment keeps falling as work requirements tighten, with millions losing benefits since mid-2025. Local Community Health: Missouri City hosted its 7th annual health fair and backpack giveaway, handing out 1,500+ backpacks and offering free services for families. Tech & Privacy: Houston-area concerns grow over Flock automated license plate reader cameras and the expanding network of vehicle tracking. Texas Business Moves: Uprite Services is acquiring Dallas-area Trif Technologies, expanding managed IT support across the DFW region.
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