AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCopyright Clash in AI: The Seattle Times and Newsday sued OpenAI and Microsoft in federal court, alleging their reporting (including paywalled content) was used to train and power AI tools like ChatGPT and Copilot, seeking damages and orders to destroy allegedly used material. IP & Politics Collide: Tetris’ publisher says it didn’t license its brand for a White House “Arcade” game called “Build the Wall,” which is Tetris-like and tied to Trump’s border messaging—setting up a fresh copyright fight. Tech & Publishing Watch: A separate report flags how Google’s AI answer engine is “quietly strangling” the open web, raising new concerns for publishers’ traffic and business models. Government IDs Glitch: Michigan says 8,200 enhanced driver’s licenses/state IDs were misprinted with stock photos and generic birthdates due to a vendor error. Kids Literacy Push: A new Kids Book Joint & Literacy Center is opening in Bakersfield, aiming to close reading gaps by turning community book buying and donations into after-school support.
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