AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI Policy & Consumer Protection: Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond joined a coalition urging Congress to regulate AI at an “intentional pace,” with safety and transparency, while Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) backs an AI Systems Transparency Act that would require covered companies to disclose data use, safeguards, and risks. Energy & Courts: A judge ruled Oklahoma marketer NextEra Energy Marketing liable for illegally inflated natural gas prices during Winter Storm Uri, setting up a trial on damages. Local Business & Infrastructure: Oklahoma City approved a $25 million infrastructure deal tied to bringing the state’s first Buc-ee’s to the metro, with “active conversations” also reported for additional OKC improvements. Tech & Data Centers: Oklahoma lawmakers held a study on how to regulate data centers amid concerns about utility bills and water use, with some cities considering moratoriums. Tribal & Community: Cherokee Nation leaders pushed for federal action to protect Tulsa’s Greenwood District as a national monument. Corporate Finance: PowerCompute said it fully repaid and terminated its Arch Lending Bitcoin-backed credit facility, cutting secured debt about 94% and releasing all pledged Bitcoin collateral.
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