AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSpace & Science: NASA named the Artemis III crew—Randy Bresnik, Luca Parmitano, Frank Rubio and Andre Douglas—with Bob Hines as backup, a mission that won’t actually land on the Moon. Health & Ethics: A Florida couple says an IVF embryo mix-up left their child genetically unrelated to them, but they’ve reached a custody agreement with the biological parents and plan to raise the baby together. AI & Privacy: Florida lawyers urged AI competence at a Bar convention, while Kansas City’s plan to add facial recognition on public buses sparks a fresh privacy fight. Community Access to Justice: “Justice Buses” (mobile intake units) are bringing legal help to disaster-hit communities, including in Florida. Local Culture & Preservation: New Smyrna Beach weighs landmark status for the Clinch Street Railroad Spur and debates using AI images to promote historic programs. Weather Watch: Tropical Storm Arthur has weakened into a post-tropical system, but heavy rain and flash-flood risk linger across the Southeast and Florida Panhandle.
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