AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI & Regulation: Connecticut lawmakers are weighing how much to regulate AI after top developers warned it “could kill us all,” while Gov. Ned Lamont says Connecticut can’t do much alone and urges federal action. Election & Cost of Living: An exclusive Sacred Heart University/CT Insider poll finds Lamont leading Ryan Fazio by 14 points, with voters naming cost of living as the top concern and expressing worry about AI data centers. Flood Response: Fairfield is defending its flood-alert decisions after a “rain bomb,” saying it relied on social media and that residents must help declare a flood disaster emergency for state funding. Public Safety & Courts: A federal judge ruled 3M, DuPont and others must face Connecticut firefighters’ “forever chemicals” claims over contaminated turnout gear. Health Policy: Connecticut courts upheld the state’s school vaccine requirements, rejecting religious exemptions. Local Governance: Mansfield’s town council meeting turned heated over the resignation of town manager Ryan Aylesworth. Crime: A New Haven assistant principal was charged in alleged student sexual assaults, with police citing surveillance and interviews. Environment & Hunting: DEEP reminded hunters that fall archery deer and turkey seasons opened Tuesday with specific rules on urine products and CWD-related transport.
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