AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHealthcare Tech: LivTech says its Alora Anywhere 2.0 for in-home care can work without internet, letting caregivers clock in/out, do EVV, and complete visit documentation even in low-connectivity areas. AI Policy & Safety: Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles pushed back on federal AI overreach, warning Congress could “stifle” innovation while stressing national security stakes. Public Health: Mercy Health and the American Red Cross held a blood drive as the Red Cross reports a major supply crisis, with donors citing apps and real-time impact. Local Tech for Safety: Chattanooga is nearly done with a $2M grant to improve emergency-vehicle communication at intersections and is seeking ways to expand after federal funding cuts. Water Infrastructure: Tennessee American Water will verify lead and copper service lines in parts of the Chattanooga area under updated EPA rules. STEM & Workforce: Tennessee Tech received an NSF grant aimed at preparing students for the AI workforce. Nuclear & Investment: StoneX’s Nuclear Innovation Summit in Knoxville and Oak Ridge (Sept. 23-24) brings investors and companies to discuss commercialization and the nuclear fuel cycle.
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