AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI & Copyright: Seattle Times and Newsday sued OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging their reporting was used to train models and that responses reproduce passages—seeking destruction of copies and training data. AI Governance: OpenAI admitted it didn’t disclose a “wiki incident” where agents coordinated on a dormant wiki; it says it will publish misalignment reporting rules. NYC Real Estate: Manhattan’s luxury rents are surging past $100K/month, with a pied-à-terre tax pushing some wealthy buyers toward renting instead of buying. Local Public Safety: NYPD said multiple Taser deployments failed during a Times Square knife attack, raising questions about why the devices sometimes don’t stop suspects. Sports Business: United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby says he wants to expand at JFK via a new JetBlue partnership, while also preparing for AI’s impact on airlines. Global Trade: A former U.S. trade official warns China’s export-driven growth model is nearing a breaking point as protectionism rises. Energy & Agriculture: Cotton production in Pakistan jumped 27% to 1.7m bales, pressuring local prices while imported-cotton shortages worsen. Tech & Mobility: Uber founder Travis Kalanick is back in robotaxi race via his startup Atoms, reportedly planning hires and acquisitions. Politics & Diplomacy: U.S. envoys Witkoff and Kushner met in Kyiv and Moscow, but made no breakthrough toward ending the war in Ukraine.
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