AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPrivacy-Preserving AI Research: UVA computer scientist Tianhao Wang won an NSF CAREER award to develop privacy-preserving, synthetic data methods using differential privacy, aiming to help researchers share useful data without exposing personal details. Data Center Pushback in Virginia: A Prince William County proposal would add five data centers at the Gardner Property in Gainesville, with road changes and a special use permit tied to power timing—another flashpoint in the state’s energy-and-water debate. Broadband Accountability: RiverStreet was removed from Virginia rural broadband projects after missing deadlines and failing to secure financing, with officials seeking reimbursement as the company shifts to near-complete builds. DOJ Scrutiny of Higher Ed: The Justice Department opened an investigation into the College of William & Mary over alleged discriminatory scholarship and aid practices. Autonomous Delivery Expansion: Serve Robotics added Grubhub in Alexandria, Virginia (plus Chicago and Los Angeles) and expanded DoorDash robot service to more cities, as it moves beyond a prior Uber fallout. Public Safety Tech Controversy: Henry County suspended access to Flock cameras and begins removing them, citing privacy and constitutional concerns. STEM Workforce Pipeline: Blue Ridge Community College expanded its aviation maintenance technician program to serve 50+ students, targeting a growing industry shortage. Health & Tech: UVA’s Blue Ridge Poison Center reported a sharp rise in liver injury calls linked to Tylenol and other medications.
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