AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI & Credibility in Business: PETRONAS executives say AI’s speed is forcing companies and media to get more transparent and own their narrative before misinformation fills the gap. Human Creativity vs Automation: An actor argues AI can enhance entertainment behind the scenes, but “real art” still needs the human element. Music & Fan Culture: A new push for licensed AI remixes signals a shift toward creator permission and rightsholder control. Arts Programming: Holy Cross’s Prior Performing Arts Center unveils a 2026-27 season starting with staged readings tied to Bob Cousy and Bill Russell. Craft & Community Markets: Channel 4’s Great Pottery Throw Down star joins a 60-artisan market in Irvine. Protest Through Art: Rossland artists oppose a magnesium mine with a Record Ridge mixtape of protest songs. Global Culture Calendar: UNESCO adds 25 new World Heritage Sites, including major D-Day landmarks in Normandy. Literature Spotlight: Young author Emilia Ramos announces her fantasy novel Valaztein and an international tour. Local Arts & Learning: College students in Itanagar use poetry and drawing to tackle river conservation.
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