AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI and Privacy: Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen sued OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT puts children at risk and violates state consumer-protection and privacy laws. Separately, Montana’s flagship universities say their security cameras have AI features but neither school uses them or facial recognition. Mining Research: Falcon Copper wants to add 37 drill pads to its exploration project northeast of Avon, expanding it by about a third; Montana is seeking public comment on the proposal. Weapons Testing: President Trump announced a new advanced-weapons testing range in Montana, but its location, cost and scope remain unclear, and federal agencies have not provided details. Ranching Science: Montana State researchers received $1.5 million to study adaptive grazing with ranches statewide, using tools including satellite imagery and drones. Critical Materials: A company has begun selling helium from its Montana field, as the gas’s role in MRI scanners, chipmaking and quantum computing draws attention amid supply concerns.
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