AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Human Rights: UC Berkeley’s Human Rights Center flags uneven human-rights risks from large language models, urging separate handling of risks vs opportunities across regions and socioeconomic groups. Education & Skills: PISA 2025 shows Latin America stuck in a low-quality learning trap, with most students missing minimum reading and math benchmarks. Colombia Campus Security: Colombia’s president signs a decree letting police enter university campuses, a move students and opposition say clashes with constitutional protections. Biotech (Yellow Fever): VaxThera (Colombia) will exclusively license Codagenix’s fully synthetic yellow fever vaccine candidate, aiming for manufacturing through commercialization. Space Science: A Colombian researcher at NASA helps track 25 years of International Space Station results. Earthquake Safety: Data suggests 74.9% of Colombian buildings weren’t designed to current seismic standards. Logistics & Life Sciences: DHL Supply Chain to acquire Colombia’s Open Market, expanding temperature-controlled and healthcare logistics. Public Health (HIV PrEP): Gilead and PAHO set a regional pathway to scale twice-yearly lenacapavir for HIV prevention. Environment & Security: Global Witness reports Colombia leads killings of land and environmental activists. Tech in Hospitality: THE GRiD launches an AI-connected smart club/hotel network including Bogotá.
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