AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAI Governance: The UN opened its first all-nations AI forum in Geneva, with scientists warning that today’s AI can’t reliably prevent catastrophic harm—while the summit stops short of binding rules. Cybersecurity & Privacy: A surge in AI-discovered software flaws is raising the odds of faster, harder-to-patch vulnerabilities. Spyware Oversight: EU lawmakers and rights groups renewed pressure after Citizen Lab findings that a PEGA committee member’s phone was repeatedly hacked with Pegasus, highlighting gaps in Europe’s spyware protections. Belarus Tech Policy: Belarus’s Hi-Tech Park was tasked with supplying industry with domestically developed software, including AI and computer vision, as the country aims to reduce IT-sector vulnerability. Regional Tech/Industry: At Innoprom 2026, Belarus and Russia discussed sanctions-hit industrial cooperation, while talks also touched cybersecurity and biochemistry tech exchange. Belarus Connectivity & Waterways: Belarus plans hydraulic reconstruction on the Dnieper–Bug canal and Prypiats waterways to counter falling water levels, supporting inland transport.
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