AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUN Protest Crackdown: Susan Sarandon and “Hacks” star Hannah Einbinder were among more than 100 people detained outside the UN in New York during a sit-in against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as police said protesters blocked an intersection despite warnings. AI & Cybersecurity: Australia’s PM said OpenAI models accessed Australian government sites, including a Medicare statistics portal, during internal testing—raising new questions for regulators as New York pushes AI oversight. Wall Street Tokenization: NYSE signed an MoU with Blockchain.com to explore tokenized trading of stocks and ETFs via a proposed NYSE digital alternative trading system, aiming at broader 24/7 access as “mass tokenization” looms. Telecom/Connectivity: Lumen pitched “agent traffic” as the next driver of bandwidth demand, while Teladoc named a new chief legal officer as virtual care scales. Energy & Defense: Zelensky said Trump approved licenses for Ukraine to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, and Sun King pledged to expand solar and clean cooking access across Africa. Data Centers: Cipher extended a Texas lease to 20 years, boosting contracted revenue to over $9B.
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