AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI & Media Scrutiny: Meta’s Oversight Board says leading AI chatbots can mirror government censorship, with responses varying by how restrictive a country is. Digital Economy Policy: A memo on competition in the digital economy argues for separating real market harms from “Big Tech fiction,” as more countries push digital antitrust rules. Consumer Tech & Retail: Tec-Do launched Navos 2.0 at WAIC, pitching agentic commerce tools to help businesses coordinate marketing and sales via multi-agent workflows. Health & Value: A Monash-led study finds SGLT2 diabetes medicines can protect heart and kidneys and may be cost-effective for healthcare spending. Food Safety Tech: Adelaide University and St Andrews researchers report laser-based detection of methanol in sealed bottles, aiming to spot counterfeit alcohol without opening packaging. Transport & Mobility: BYD export data shows strong passenger-vehicle momentum, including shipments to Australia. Energy & Infrastructure: Macquarie Data Centres revealed plans for a major Sydney tech campus, underlining Australia’s data-centre buildout tied to AI demand. Property Watch (AU): PropTrack data flags cooling in Brisbane, with values falling in one in five suburbs. Brand/Marketing: Estée Lauder appointed Madeleine Boyd to lead integrated global brand communications, with a stronger consumer-first and creator focus.
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