AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI & Courts: Florida’s high court tightened rules after “hallucinated” legal citations, requiring attorneys to verify authorities before filing. Connecticut AI Law: Gov. Lamont signed a sweeping AI and social media safety framework, with new employer duties and notice rules for AI-caused layoffs. Privacy & Surveillance: CT lawmakers pushed guardrails on sharing license plate camera data as other states move to limit retention and resale. Health & Insurance: AG Tong blasted double-digit Anthem, ConnectiCare, and UnitedHealthcare rate hike requests as unaffordable and urged tougher scrutiny. Sports & Title IX: Quinnipiac women’s rugby players sued to restore varsity status after the program was cut to club level, alleging Title IX retaliation. Public Safety: State police are investigating an attempted sexual assault at Corrigan Correctional Center. Business & Antitrust: States, including Connecticut, are preparing a legal challenge to the Paramount–Warner merger. Social Security: A new report warns checks could drop about $500 a month by 2032 if Congress doesn’t act.
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