AGP Executive Report
Last update: 17 minutes agoSTEM Funding: Sensata Foundation awarded $624,100 to 49 nonprofits, with 59% supporting STEM education; Rhode Island is among the states receiving grants. AI Fraud: Federal prosecutors say three men used AI-generated CEO and lawyer impersonations to steal about $129 million from companies worldwide, including $2.6 million from a Rhode Island bank. Clean Energy: Revolution Wind is now fully operational off Rhode Island and Massachusetts, with 65 turbines capable of powering about 350,000 homes. Health Careers: East Greenwich is launching Rhode Island’s first pre-med career and technical education program with a $710,000 federal grant, including funding for medical simulation equipment and AI-supported learning tools. Genome Research: Providence-based Nabsys will present research on its electronic genome-mapping technology for detecting cancer-related structural changes at a molecular pathology conference. AI Practice: Rhode Island’s Supreme Court issued advisory guidance urging lawyers and judges to understand emerging technology’s benefits and risks.
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