AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSemiconductor Workforce Crunch: A new analysis warns the US chip industry could face a shortfall of up to 157,000 workers by 2030, as AI and software firms outcompete fabs for the same talent. Cultural History, Science Meets DNA: The Smithsonian is tying Thomas Jefferson’s hair to Sally Hemings’ descendants, using genome sequencing to revisit one of America’s most enduring questions. Women’s Rights Under Pressure in Iran: Tehran prosecutors move against marathon organizers after women ran without head coverings, expanding punishment to event organizers. Online Culture & Privacy: A report on the collapse of social media privacy and security spotlights how everyday life is being reshaped by surveillance and data exposure. Local Culture Calendar Buzz: Rockland Community College kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with public events celebrating Latino culture, from music and open mic nights to poetry and history talks. Arts & Community: Austin Public Library’s centennial celebrates art with new library card designs chosen through a huge online poll. Tech, Media, and Power: Meta launches a legal challenge against the UK media regulator over Online Safety Act rules, keeping the fight over platform responsibility front and center.
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