AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCounter-Drone Tech: The U.S. Army has integrated Epirus’ Leonidas microwave weapon into a layered counter-drone network, shifting from demos to real command-and-control use. Mobile Air Defense: Rheinmetall’s Boxer Skyranger 30 and the U.S. Army’s SGT Stout show two gun-and-missile paths to defend against swarms, preserving guided missiles for harder targets. AI in the Real World: Meta’s Muse personal AI agent is drawing privacy scrutiny for collecting far more sensitive data types than rivals, raising alarms as “agent” tools move into everyday tasks. AI on Wall Street: Banks are hiring for “agent orchestration” skills, with postings surging as firms push multi-agent workflows into trading and compliance. Cybersecurity Training: Florida Poly’s student-run Security Operations Center is expanding, giving hands-on defense experience while building a talent pipeline. Data Centers vs. Communities: Oklahoma lawmakers are pushing a fact-based interim study on data centers amid rising power, water, and noise concerns. Policy & Courts: A federal appeals ruling says border agents can search travelers’ phones without suspicion, intensifying Fourth Amendment debates. Nuclear Update: The NRC granted TVA a construction permit for a BWRX-300 small modular reactor, adding momentum to the U.S. SMR licensing pathway.
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