AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI & Copyright: The U.S. Supreme Court upheld that AI-only works can’t get copyright protection, shifting legal risk to businesses that use AI-generated content without meaningful human input. Live Sports Streaming: Netskrt says it will support FIFA World Cup delivery as streaming demand spikes, positioning CDN infrastructure as a key battleground for quality under heavy global traffic. Publishing & Education: The 27th Philippine Academic Book Fair (July 8–10) will spotlight academic books, journals, and “green and adaptive” learning tools for schools and libraries. Library Preservation: Keeneland Library in Lexington won the Kentucky Historical Society’s Thomas D. Clark Award for preserving thoroughbred history. Books in the Spotlight: Independent debut novel The Dying Art Of Life is set for a Times Square billboard showcase after winning a NYC Big Book Award. AI Politics: A Berkeley Springs panel will tackle the politics of AI and the data centers powering it. Geopolitics & Defense: UK and European allies plan help for Ukraine to build an alternative to the Patriot system, aiming to reduce reliance on shrinking PAC-3 supplies. Health Claims Scrutiny: A study highlights how “science-backed” subscription programs can vary in what they measure and how—urging consumers to look past outcome language.
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