AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI & Copyright Clash: Anthropic faces renewed scrutiny after a Chinese rival was accused of copying its model, in the same week a judge signed off on a landmark $1.5B copyright settlement tied to how AI was trained using books. Publishing Industry Pressure: A Korean bookstore run by Nobel laureate Han Kang, Onul Books, has closed after a change in ownership forced tenants out—another reminder that real estate can beat literature. Book-to-Comic Adaptation: H.D. Carlton’s dark romance “Haunting Adeline” is headed to comics, with a series launching in early 2027 and collected graphic novels following. Local Book Culture: Western North Carolina’s Green Salamander Art Trail is using QR-coded art stops at local businesses to lure visitors back after Hurricane Helene. Community Fundraising: Retired teachers in Cambridge, Ontario, are raising money for the Cambridge Food Bank at the farmers market, with the group’s wider book-club culture in the mix. Market Snapshot (Publishing-adjacent): Nepal’s NEPSE rose on investor capital gains of Rs 99 billion, with volatility still high.
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