AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Science Integrity: A retracted study that claimed big gains from adding ChatGPT to schooling is spotlighting how “simplify, then exaggerate” incentives can mislead the public. AI Governance: Trump’s “super intelligence” pact with major AI labs promises internal checks and outside audits, but critics flag vague language and weak enforcement. Publishing & Libraries: Evanston Writers Workshop opens registration for “In the Trenches 2026,” headlined by Pulitzer winner Jonathan Eig, while local Friends groups keep book-sale season rolling (Weyenberg Library Oct. 11; Heritage Village Library’s 52nd sale Oct. 1–4). Tech for Readers: Fujifilm takes over Google Photos printing in the U.S., running the storefront while Google keeps the app experience. Book Culture & Deals: Sia sells half her music catalog for $180M, and a new graphic novel, Deicidium Returned, debuts with an order cutoff Oct. 5. Market & Policy: UAE’s capital markets regulator says it’s shifting from watchdog to “market engineer,” aiming to boost growth.
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