AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI Safety: West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey has sued OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT misled consumers about safety and put children at risk. The claims, part of a case filed by eight states, include allegations of harmful advice and inadequate safeguards; they have not been proven in court. School Health: Three Wyoming County schools reopened after staph infections, including MRSA, prompted closures and professional cleaning. Officials have not said how many students were infected or how the bacteria spread. Care Access: Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced $2 million to expand the state’s teleophthalmology network and nearly $2.2 million for community health centers. Recovery: More than $1.7 million will support programs helping West Virginians in substance-use recovery return to work. Coverage and Prevention: West Virginia’s ACA enrollment is declining amid national policy changes, while coal-dust protections remain a concern as the federal government halts rollout of stricter mine rules amid rising black lung cases in Appalachia.
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