AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoAI in healthcare: Utah’s Nolla Health got a narrow green light for a one-year pilot letting patients scan their face in an app and receive AI-written acne prescriptions, with staged physician review before wider rollout. FDA modernization: ComplianceQuest and Zolon PCS will help the U.S. FDA modernize its enterprise quality management system using an AI-enabled platform on Salesforce’s FedRAMP Government Cloud. AI fraud & identity theft: New reporting says synthetic identities—AI photos, cloned voices, and forged documents—are being marketed for as little as $200, raising the stakes for banks and government checks. Defense & AI policy: The Pentagon stopped using Anthropic’s Claude models months after a supply-chain security blacklist, while the Justice Department told staff to use “super intelligence” instead of “artificial intelligence” in official communications. Enterprise AI risk: XTechAI CEO Amadeo Pérez argues AI agents need strict permissions and human oversight as they move from answering to taking actions. Cybersecurity in schools: A South Carolina school choice program was hit by a cyberattack targeting sensitive education data. AI and the courts: McDonald’s faces antitrust lawsuits over claims its AI pricing tool shares nonpublic data with franchisees.
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