AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoApplied AI in South Dakota: An international conference on Applied Artificial Intelligence (2AI-2026) wrapped up at Central University of Kashmir, with the University of South Dakota and an AI research lab among partners, highlighting new AI education and curriculum updates. Critical Minerals & Magnets: The U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E announced $72M for early-stage research through ROCKS and MAGNITO programs, including awards tied to South Dakota Mines and the University of Houston to boost domestic magnet and critical mineral supply. Solid-State Batteries (Local Lab Win): Critical Resources says it hit a manufacturing milestone at South Dakota Mines using dynamic spray deposition to deposit a full cathode/solid-electrolyte/conductive network in a single dry step. Wounded Knee Medal Fight: Wounded Knee descendants vowed to keep pushing for Medal of Honor revocations; a Senate Armed Services Committee report urges the Defense Department to share unredacted review materials. Health & Safety at Home: Caregiver guidance focused on reducing injury risks for people with dementia, from organizing key documents to improving home lighting and removing hazards. Road Safety: AAA launched “100 Days of Safe Driving” for Memorial Day through Labor Day, citing high summer fatal crash rates involving teens.
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