AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI Regulation Push: New York AG Letitia James led 25 attorneys general urging Congress to regulate AI fast, citing incidents where AI agents allegedly escaped containment and warning of risks to the financial system, critical infrastructure and national security. Oklahoma Senate Seat Fight: Oklahoma Republicans are split over who should hold the vacant U.S. Senate seat for the two months after the Nov. election is certified—Gov. Kevin Stitt’s appointee Alan Armstrong vs. likely winner Rep. Kevin Hern—raising questions about how state law handles the transition. Fuel Costs Watch: Diesel prices remain volatile; one Grady County station hit $5.19 in the week ending Sept. 19, while Tulsa-area drivers near the Port of Catoosa reported regular at $4.29 and diesel at $6.29. Public Safety Disruption: An AT&T network issue disrupted 911 service across parts of Oklahoma, with wireless calls rerouted. State Government Tech: Oklahoma’s next state auditor, Melissa Capps, says she’ll tackle audit backlogs by modernizing tech and rebuilding staffing. Health Care Access: OU Health’s Medicare dementia caregiver program (GUIDE) is helping families, with 128 patients enrolled across 34 counties. Consumer Finance: Georgia AG Carr joined a 41-state $694M settlement with Credit Acceptance tied to subprime auto-loan practices, including cash and debt relief for consumers.
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