AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOklahoma AI: Oklahoma City firm Saxum’s election-prediction tool nearly matched the Republican gubernatorial primary result, but its early success has prompted questions about how the model works and whether it can be trusted. STEM Careers: Francis Tuttle’s Project HOPE marks 30 years helping students finish high school while building career skills; one student is training in aircraft fabrication, repair and drone operation. Battery Technology: Tulsa-based Ten-Nine Technologies is partnering with a South Korean chemical company to introduce and test its nano-additive technology with battery manufacturers. Digital Reliability: Oklahoma’s voter-registration portal failed on the final day to register, leaving some would-be voters scrambling to submit paper forms before the deadline. Data Center Oversight: Tulsa County officials are seeking outside technical help to assess data-center proposals, amid local concerns about power costs, cooling and accountability. Oklahoma Science: Researchers say a meteor struck Oklahoma about 100 million years later than previously thought, revising the timeline of the state’s ancient impact.
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