AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI for the real world: Australian AI scientist Toby Walsh says China’s open-model push and manufacturing muscle could cut AI costs and spread benefits globally as WAIC opens in Shanghai. Heatwave coping: Chongqing’s “furnace city” problem gets a tech-and-nature twist with an indoor rainforest cooling escape. Cybersecurity: The NSA, FBI, CISA and allies warn Russian-linked hackers have long exploited poorly secured business routers to steal credentials and expand access. Satellite broadband: Frontier Airlines will bring Starlink inflight internet starting early 2027, while some US customers complain about Starlink “demand surcharges” hitting up to $1,500. Kids online safety: Parents and experts urge ongoing conversations and stronger protections as governments debate tighter social media rules for under-16s. Data breach: Class-action work begins after Centers Lab NJ LLC exposed data for 542,377 people via the WorldLeaks extortion leak. Internet + infrastructure research: Cal Poly Humboldt researchers are turning unused strands in fiber cables into earthquake sensors. Regional geopolitics: China rejects external “South China Sea Arbitration Award” endorsements, calling them illegal and destabilizing.
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