AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI Privacy in Bankruptcy: Delaware’s bankruptcy court is weighing a 40-state coalition’s call to protect children and consumers as Character.AI’s assets—and potentially users’ sensitive chat histories—are sold. Police Transparency: A law taking effect Oct. 21 will limit when Delaware police can release names and photos of adults charged with crimes, allowing disclosure only for felony cases when needed for public safety. Midterm Readiness: State election officials say they’re training about 6,000 poll workers to handle possible disruptions or federal visitors. Meanwhile, Sen. Chris Coons declined a student-led University of Delaware debate, according to organizers; Republican challenger Mike Katz accepted. Youth in State Care: Auditor Lydia York found systemic problems in placements, including children sleeping in state offices and rising costs for out-of-state care. Offshore Wind: Delaware’s Environmental Appeals Board sent the U.S. Wind coastal review back to DNREC for further evaluation. Public Records: A proposed transparency bill could revise Delaware’s FOIA rules, including the University of Delaware’s exemption.
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