AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Worker/Child Protections: Gov. Wes Moore’s administration is moving forward with a Maryland AI regulation plan that emphasizes human oversight, worker protections, and safeguards for children, with an AI sub-cabinet drafting new rules and partnering with the attorney general on issues like discriminatory algorithms and addictive chatbot design. Chesapeake Bay Health: Maryland’s congressional delegation is pushing back hard on a Trump move to revoke the 2009 Chesapeake Bay restoration executive order, arguing it threatens water quality progress and the Bay’s economic and community benefits. Public Health Access: A federal judge permanently blocked Trump administration SNAP eligibility guidance aimed at limiting benefits for certain noncitizens, keeping access for lawfully present residents intact. Cybersecurity in Care: Two Maryland hospitals are still dealing with system issues after cyberattacks, while patients are also pursuing class-action claims related to a Luminis Health cyberattack. Community Health & Safety: Montgomery County is considering extending bans from public facilities for disruptive behavior up to two years, and Maryland is advancing mosquito control efforts amid late-season disease concerns. STEM & Youth Wellness: A Maryland student founder is expanding girls’ access to STEM mentorship, and Fisher House Foundation awarded 500 scholarships to military children.
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