AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI & Copyright: A Guardian report points to internal court material about Anthropic’s “Project Panama,” describing plans to “destructively scan all the books in the world,” reigniting fears for authors and publishers. Publishing & Industry: Munich’s courts also spotlight unlicensed AI music training, while BMG and Suno push further licensing for AI music models—showing how quickly rights battles are reshaping creative markets. Germany’s Book Trade: A Berlin Jewish bookstore incident has surfaced: a High Holiday prayer book reportedly arrived with antisemitic “Hitler” and “Free Palestine” scrawls, raising questions about tampering and supply-chain handling. Culture & Memory: Reviews and excerpts keep Holocaust education and German history in focus, from teaching the Holocaust in Africa to a stage work on Hannah Arendt—underscoring how publishing remains tied to public reckoning. Rights & Access: A broader debate argues Europe needs a right to “human access” online, not just digital rights on paper.
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