AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI Consumer Rules: Connecticut is moving to treat AI subscription “fine print” as a consumer protection issue, requiring covered providers to disclose material terms and get written confirmation when access, limits, or features change. Local Privacy Fight: Windsor is taking down license plate cameras after a year of debate over Flock Safety and fears about how data could be shared. Healthcare Access: A new study finds CT families are stuck in childcare shortages, with 53% saying care is too expensive and toddlers facing the toughest search and waitlist barriers. Public Health/Water: Connecticut is part of a broader push against EPA rollbacks on PFAS “forever chemicals,” with attorneys general warning the changes would weaken testing and treatment requirements. State Politics & Courts: A federal judge ruled the Trump administration misused grant rules to revoke already-awarded funding, a win for states challenging the practice. Business Watch: Santander says its Webster Financial deal is still on track for approval and a close before year-end despite political trade concerns.
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