AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI & Consumer Safety: Florida became the first state to sue OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT was marketed as safe while allegedly enabling harm to children and contributing to violence and self-harm; the lawsuit seeks major damages and court-ordered changes, while OpenAI says it uses safeguards and works with law enforcement. Property Taxes & Local Services: Lawmakers moved to amend Gov. DeSantis’ property tax plan after pushback from schools and local governments, with committees preserving school funding tied to property taxes and clarifying funding for key local offices. Higher Ed Funding: Florida lawmakers skipped money for the Preeminent State Research University Program, leaving top public universities without about $40 million they received last year. Public Safety: A man was arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Rep. Byron Donalds. Local Politics: Maitland Mayor John Lowndes filed to run for Florida Senate District 10, setting up a potential matchup with GOP Sen. Jason Brodeur. Sports: Troy beat No. 8 Florida 10-2 to reach its first Super Regional.
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