AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI in Schools: Oklahoma districts are setting classroom guardrails as students and teachers adapt to new technology. Aerospace: State leaders say Oklahoma’s aerospace industry has grown by $9 billion since 2017, highlighting the sector’s rising economic impact. Surveillance Tech: A federal judge ruled a Tulsa County deputy’s warrantless search of Flock license-plate data unconstitutional and threw out evidence in a drug case. Data Centers: The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes voted to halt data center construction for three years, as Oklahoma City projects invest in off-grid power. Oklahoma Science: New zircon dating suggests the Ames impact crater may be about 370 million years old, revising its estimated age; September also set a record as Oklahoma’s hottest on record.
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