AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI Governance: UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband says Britain will use its G20 role to push global AI rules, warning governments can’t “leave it to corporations” to police safety. AI Safety Tech: Nvidia launched an Open Agent Safety Platform aimed at stopping AI agents from going rogue, adding boundary-setting and monitoring layers. US–China AI Race: Trump says he’ll dine with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and plans to discuss keeping the U.S. ahead of China in AI. Big Tech in court: An Irish court ruling sets a new precedent for EU GDPR class actions, shifting the burden of proof toward Big Tech once obligations are triggered. Consumer Tech Watch: Google is reportedly testing “Call for Me,” an AI feature to handle phone tasks—critics warn real-world trust and scam risks could sink it. Green Industry: Queen’s University spin-out Ionic Technologies filed plans for an £89m Belfast magnet-recycling facility. Health Tech: Lord’s Mark Industries says its AI-powered dialysis ecosystem won MHRA registration for UK and allied market exports. Business & Markets: China’s industrial profits kept double-digit growth, led by high-tech manufacturing.
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