AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBiotech: Salt Lake City’s Recursion says Sanofi selected a drug candidate from their research partnership, triggering a $10 million milestone; the treatment could enter Phase 1 trials in 2027. Surveillance Tech: Ogden’s police chief defended the city’s 41 license-plate readers at a council work session, as privacy concerns grow and officials described safeguards on data access. AI Policy: Utah leaders debated accountability at a UVU summit, with experts split on whether AI harms should be handled through product liability or stronger criminal laws. Medical Education: BYU’s new medical school received preliminary accreditation and plans to begin classes in July 2027. Defense Innovation: At Dugway, a drone-mounted laser system helped guide precision mortar strikes beyond standard range, in a test for U.S. special operations forces. Data Center Debate: Utah’s expanding data-center plans face fresh scrutiny over water use, with a permit application for the proposed Stratos facility expected soon.
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