AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTrue-Crime & Publishing Crossover: A federal judge approved a $1.5B Anthropic copyright settlement after authors said pirated books were used to train Claude, with about $3,000 per book set for thousands of writers and publishers. AI & Relationships: A new survey says 41% of young adults have used AI to end romantic relationships, and 57% would trust AI over a friend for dating advice. Book-to-Screen Buzz: Prime Video is moving ahead with Image Comics’ Sex Criminals, adding Joseph Lee and Sunita Mani to the cast for the eight-episode series. Entertainment Adaptations: Disney+ will bring ABC’s long-running 20/20 to the UK and Ireland with 20/20: Britain’s Most Notorious Crime Investigations. Local Crime (San Jose): Police arrested a suspect in a May armed-robbery string involving six people, including four juveniles. Publishing & Culture: RTÉ announced KIN season three and The Walsh Sisters season two, both based on books by Marian Keyes.
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