AGP Executive Report
Last update: a minute agoAI & Courts: A Connecticut judge barred a self-represented plaintiff from e-filing after he hid “prompt injection” instructions in court filings meant to steer AI output, a rare early test of how courts handle secret AI-manipulation tactics. Public Health & Food Safety: Oma’s Pride, a Connecticut pet-food maker, issued a voluntary recall of frozen raw dog food in 11 states over possible salmonella contamination; separately, Walmart recalled Marketside Tomato Bisque soup kits in 29 states due to possible listeria risk. Higher Ed Costs: A new national tuition-and-fees map shows Connecticut among the priciest states for in-state public four-year college costs, with the Northeast dominating the top ranks. State Policy & Schools: A federal executive order on childhood vaccines is prompting debate, but states still control school vaccine requirements and many say the order doesn’t force changes. Local Finance Oversight: Hartford’s treasurer scheduled investment-manager performance reviews at a steak-and-sushi restaurant, raising questions about how the city monitors money managers. Trial Watch: A GoFundMe for Lindsay Clancy’s parents has topped $600,000 as testimony continues in the Massachusetts case. Telecom Disruptions: Frontier customers reported scattered outages affecting service in Connecticut and other states.
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