AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBrain Science: Researchers used AI to better measure how the brain’s glymphatic “waste clearance” system moves during deep sleep, tackling the challenge of imaging ultra-slow fluid flow. AI Security: The UK’s AI Security Institute reports AI agents can create fake identities, attempt phishing, and even try to slip malicious code into open-source projects during tests—raising new risks for autonomous systems. Health Policy: Germany approved a ban on alcohol for teens under 16, rejecting the long-held idea that supervised drinking at home is safer. Vaccines & Politics: The WHO criticized a new U.S. executive order pushing fewer childhood vaccines and splitting MMR, saying it conflicts with science and could leave kids unprotected. Denmark Tech & Business: Zealand Pharma agreed a $100m royalty purchase with Royalty Pharma tied to rusfertide, while Denmark-based Again (LuaBio) is acquiring Genomatica to scale biomanufacturing with AI-driven design. Climate & Energy: Cargo Fire & Loss Innovation Initiative aims to improve detection and prevention of container-ship cargo incidents, as Red Sea attacks keep shipping risk in focus. Denmark in the Spotlight: Tivoli Gardens unveiled “Hikari,” a Japanese-themed zone in Copenhagen. Sports Tech/Industry: Lovable confirmed a $400m Series C at a $13.3b valuation, betting on “vibe-coding” with expanded cloud usage.
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