AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Media Law: New York–linked news outlets asked a Manhattan federal judge to sanction OpenAI, alleging it hid datasets and ChatGPT logs in a landmark copyright fight tied to how AI was trained on millions of articles. Real Estate & Construction: Crews added temporary shoring to a Midtown Manhattan Pfizer office-to-apartment conversion after buckled columns triggered evacuations; the developer says the project stays on track for 2027 while the city investigates what caused the failure. Environment & Health: New York Attorney General Letitia James sued major chemical companies over PFAS “forever chemicals,” seeking an end to unlabelled sales and cleanup costs; separately, the FDA warned of a nationwide recall of 2.5 million bottles of eye drops. Transit & Enforcement: The MTA expands bus-mounted camera enforcement on Manhattan’s M7 route (plus Q10/Q80) starting July 10, with fines beginning at $50. Housing Funding: New York State Homes and Community Renewal announced nearly $1B in bonds and subsidies for 12 developments creating or preserving 2,754 affordable apartments. Business & Markets: CCC Intelligent Solutions explored a sale, while stocks climbed on a chip rebound as investors weighed Middle East uncertainty. Food & Agriculture: The state announced grants for farmers’ markets and new funding to expand meat processing capacity. Tech & Industry: Meta plans to start manufacturing its in-house AI chip in September, aiming to boost computing capacity to 14 gigawatts by 2027.
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