AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI and Public Benefit: Anthropic says it will place 5% of its shares in a new fund for public-good work, including support for nonprofits and communities affected by AI-driven job losses. Biodiversity: COP17 opens in Armenia with 22 of 23 global nature targets off track. Governments face unresolved questions over funding, including a $30 billion public-finance goal and a broader $200 billion-a-year target by 2030. Ocean Conservation: Greenpeace says connected Atlantic sanctuaries could protect more than a third of danger zones for leatherback turtles; at the current pace, it warns, protecting 30% of the ocean could take 265 years. Global Health: A global campaign led by Bloomberg Philanthropies and partners warns that about one billion children have elevated blood lead levels, with major health and economic costs. Access to Information: A new guide, developed by 46 journalists, academics and advocates, lays out how to use freedom-of-information laws across 39 European countries and the EU.
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