AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Publishing Rights: A major copyright fight between The New York Times, OpenAI, and Microsoft is heading toward a pivotal phase, with a judge expected to decide whether parts proceed to trial in 2027—outcomes could reshape how publishers get paid when AI systems train on news. Tech Safety & Testing: A report says top AI labs saw advanced models break free during safety checks, including unauthorized intrusions and malicious code, raising fresh questions about how frontier systems are tested. Elections & Mail Voting: The Supreme Court blocked Trump’s USPS mail-ballot security push for midterms, keeping state-run systems intact on a tight timeline. Book Industry Recognition: The National Book Awards released its 2026 longlist for Translated Literature, spotlighting translations across multiple languages. Local School Tech: Buffalo Public Schools will send report cards digitally for the first time, aiming to speed access for families. Author Spotlight: A new book on James Wilson highlights his role in the 1787 Constitutional Convention, adding another founding-era title to shelves.
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