AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI Policy in Trenton: Rep. Josh Gottheimer is pushing a bipartisan “Stop Rogue AI Act” to require national standards for A.I. agents, arguing the government should test and approve systems before they’re “let out into the wild.” Tech & Education in NJ: SUNY Stony Brook named Donghee Yvette Wohn as the inaugural chair of a new Department of Technology, AI and Society—she previously worked at NJIT and led its Social Interaction Lab. Local Arts & Culture: The ShowRoom in Asbury Park will screen “The Airwaves Belonged to the People: WBCN & The American Revolution” (Sept. 25–27), using decades of recovered audio and film tied to Bruce Springsteen’s early radio work. Politics & Entertainment Fallout: Ed Sheeran’s Philadelphia show is set for Saturday after Macklemore’s removal over “Free Palestine” remarks at MetLife Stadium in NJ triggered walkouts by multiple opening acts; protests are planned near the venue. Community Spotlight: FosterClub honored 50 young leaders with foster-care experience nationwide, including advocates working to expand education access for Afghan girls. Public Safety: Two Indian-American friends from NJ, Malaika Chitre and Navam Kaul, were killed in a NYC subway incident after footage showed them hugging and kissing before the train struck.
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