AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI Surveillance Backlash in Indiana: Former Pentagon AI policy director Mark Beall warns that expanding license-plate camera systems like Flock could enable a “China-like surveillance state” without guardrails and judicial oversight. Local Misuse Cases: In Michigan City, an officer resigned after an internal audit found questionable searches using Flock camera data; the case follows similar scrutiny in nearby Indiana agencies. Courts Crack Down on AI Errors: Indiana judges are increasingly sanctioning attorneys over AI hallucinations in filings, as reported cases tied to fabricated citations and legal claims keep rising. Grid Upgrades, Public Input: Indiana Michigan Power is seeking community feedback on proposed 765-kV transmission line projects across Indiana to improve reliability. Libraries vs. Internet Funding Cuts: Northwest Indiana libraries say federal E-Rate funding could be reduced or ended, threatening free Wi-Fi access that surged during recent storms. Education Completion Gaps: New county-by-county six-year bachelor’s completion figures highlight uneven outcomes by race and campus across Indiana, including IU Bloomington, IU East, IU Indianapolis, and Purdue Northwest. Energy & Tech Policy Watch: A national analysis flags 2026 renewable energy siting bills as often restrictive, with researchers expecting another intense push in 2027 as data centers expand.
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