AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Health: Philippine Sen. Loren Legarda says child stunting has ticked up, calling for tighter coordination to implement early nutrition and “First 1,000 Days” protections. AI Consumer Rules: Connecticut moves to treat AI subscription “fine print” as a consumer protection issue, requiring clear disclosures and written acceptance before purchases or renewals. Publishing & Workplace: The Bookseller’s bullying survey spotlights staff welfare problems and pushes publishers to share bullying policies after criticism of Hachette and Sweet Cherry. AI, Regulation & Business: OpenAI and Anthropic back Australia’s AI rules while Anthropic also funds an AI pro-regulation group; meanwhile, AMD plans a major investment in Anthropic to secure AI compute. Media & Antitrust: A judge temporarily blocks the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery megamerger, citing likely antitrust violations. Local Journalism: A nonprofit Peekskill Herald founder argues readers and donors must fund local news as ad revenue shrinks. Books & Culture: Nolan’s “The Odyssey” opens strongly in Ireland, with premium IMAX/70mm demand.
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