AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDigital Sovereignty: African and Malaysian officials are urging countries to control their own AI systems, data and telecommunications policies, warning that reliance on foreign technology can limit national choices. AI’s Growing Costs: Data-center expansion is driving up tech-sector emissions, while voter resistance and planned congressional scrutiny signal mounting pressure on companies’ AI spending and infrastructure plans. Privacy on Your Wrist: Apple’s planned always-listening Watch features could summarize conversations, renewing concerns about how wearable AI collects and handles ambient audio. Chip Bottleneck: Surging AI demand is intensifying the race to expand advanced chip-packaging capacity, with Nvidia helping fund new production at suppliers. Modernizing Air Traffic Control: The FAA plans to replace floppy disks at more than 400 facilities by the end of 2028 with a system that consolidates weather, flight alerts and airspace updates. New Tech on Display: Humanoid robots and augmented-reality glasses are among the innovations drawing attention at China’s import expo.
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