AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFed in Wyoming: Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh used his Jackson Hole debut to stress that inflation is still too high and the Fed will have “work to do” unless price pressures ease, while also pushing for a “quieter Fed” with less forward-looking signaling. Crypto & payments: BIS chief Pablo Hernandez de Cos told the same symposium that stablecoins aren’t a credible large-scale payment tool, pointing instead to tokenized deposits as the more practical path. Blockchain for central banks: ECB board member Isabel Schnabel argued central banks should “go on-chain” to modernize policy tools and protect their role as markets shift. Wyoming cybersecurity: Wyoming’s CISO is using AI to speed up cyber defense operations. Local governance & tech policy: Cheyenne election monitoring allegations surfaced as Wyoming officials say DOJ monitors tried to interview voters and access voting machines. Wyoming water history: A look at Elwood Mead’s legacy ties today’s Colorado River rules fight back to Cheyenne’s water-law roots. Tech & AI funding: Innosphere’s NSF ASCEND Engine named ARID and SHIELD accelerator cohorts for wildfire, grid resilience, and soil health innovation. Health tech: OpenAI expands ChatGPT Edu use for district staff via LCSD#1. Wildfire science: New research links heatwaves to nearly half of western U.S. wildfire burned area over the past 25 years.
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