AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI and Energy: Nearly two-thirds of energy leaders now rank AI among their top corporate priorities, an ADNOC report finds. But 74% expect AI to raise energy demand by 2030, and only 52% are confident current infrastructure can keep up. Industrial AI: South Korea and Germany are deepening cooperation on AI, chips and batteries, while Siemens and Naver executives say companies must move beyond pilot projects and track productivity gains. HD Hyundai Robotics is also teaming with Palantir on AI for industrial workplaces. Medical Technology: The FDA has cleared Voceryq, the first plasmid DNA immunotherapy approved in the US, for recurrent respiratory papillomatosis. Separately, researchers report an X-ray detector design that captures over four times more light without sacrificing image sharpness, potentially enabling lower-dose scans. Telecom Security: The FCC plans to vote on restricting Chinese telecom firms’ direct access to US phone numbers, citing robocall and network-security concerns.
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