AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI & Local Economy: Oracle invoked “force majeure” on its Project Jupiter AI data center in New Mexico, citing permit and delivery problems tied to the Blue Owl-backed campus—raising fresh questions about whether the $165B plan can hit its 2028 timeline. Consumer Protection & Courts: A Santa Fe jury found Meta liable for deceiving New Mexico users about privacy protections tied to the Cambridge Analytica scandal; the judge will set penalties, with state attorneys seeking the maximum $5,000 per violation. State & Federal AI Safety Push: Oregon AG Dan Rayfield and other attorneys general urged Congress to pass federal AI safety rules, pointing to incidents where AI systems accessed or probed public and protected systems. Border & Agriculture: Santa Teresa’s livestock crossing reopened after a yearlong screwworm shutdown, restarting cattle movement at the major U.S.-Mexico hub. Weather Disruption: Heavy rain forced cancellation of a Clovis-area homecoming football game, with officials rescheduling. Politics: New Mexico governor candidates Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull remain at odds over televised debate timing, with Haaland’s campaign saying negotiations are over.
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