AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI in Mississippi courtrooms: A federal judge in Mississippi sanctioned lawyers in Withers v. City of Aberdeen after filings relied on made-up precedents generated by AI, including removing them from the case and revoking pro hac vice status. Mississippi health response: Gulf Coast hospitals in Gulfport, Ocean Springs and Pascagoula installed free, anonymous naloxone vending machines, as overdose rates fall statewide but remain more than double the state average on the coast. PFAS accountability: A ProPublica investigation revisits how 3M scientists found PFAS in blood samples nationwide yet faced internal pressure and dismissal, fueling a renewed push for corporate accountability. Local community resilience: After a Memphis storm left more than 140,000 customers affected and restoration costs estimated at $18 million, community groups and neighbors stepped in with generators, meals and check-ins—highlighting grid and equity gaps. Workforce and education: Rust College hosted a Kids Discovery International Math Camp with Nissan support, using hands-on “Math Worlds” and international educators. Energy and data centers: A new analysis warns 2027 could bring the biggest wave of state energy siting bills, with many proposals aimed at restricting renewable and power infrastructure.
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