AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy Strategy: Georgia says it will boost electricity production 2.5x by 2036, adding new HPPs, wind and solar, plus 250 MW of storage and major grid upgrades, while pushing a Black Sea undersea cable and a “Green Corridor” to link the Caspian with Europe. AI & Media Regulation: Regulators from the Black Sea region met in Bulgaria to discuss how AI is changing media creation, moderation and distribution, and what rules should come next. Education Tech & Safety: Georgia’s new school rules roll out: uniforms for younger pupils, phone and smartwatch storage, and broader reforms to grading, curricula and textbooks—while Tbilisi Public School No. 21 shifts classes to safer spaces after an expert assessment. Public Sector AI Use: In Georgia’s largest county, Fulton officials tested legislation with an online AI-detection tool and flagged multiple proposals as likely AI-written, sparking debate over ethics and governance. Workforce & Training: Wiregrass Georgia Technical College broke ground on a new CDL facility, aiming to expand driver training and local employment pipelines. Health Research Collaboration: A new cross-regional science network is exploring a 2027 Tbilisi meeting on cervical cancer prevention and HPV vaccination.
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