AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI and Elections: The FCC is weighing a change that could allow political robocalls without recipients’ prior consent, including AI-generated voices. The debate echoes the fake Biden-voice call sent to New Hampshire voters in 2024. New England Computing: New Hampshire and the rest of the region have yet to see a large-scale AI data center boom; local control and community concerns may shape whether one arrives. Advanced Manufacturing: Salem’s Autotiv Manufacturing has grown from a high-school 3D-printing hobby into a 12,000-square-foot factory with more than 200 printers, supplying aerospace and robotics customers. Rural Health Tech: New Hampshire will receive $11 million to expand mobile emergency care and telehealth in rural communities, aiming to bring more services into patients’ homes. Science and Environment: A new program will bolster snow monitoring in New Hampshire and northern New England, while Squam Lakes Natural Science Center horticulturist Emma Erler says controlling Japanese knotweed without herbicides takes years of persistent smothering. Energy Engineering: Dartmouth’s Thayer School and Eversource were selected for a $47.7 million federal grant to upgrade New England’s transmission network.
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