AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI Copyright Clash: Ireland’s Sinn Féin is pushing for stronger protections after artists say their work is used to generate AI art without consent or pay, with the government calling creators’ concerns “legitimate” and promising action via EU talks. Australia AI Rules: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveiled an Office of AI and data-centre standards, stressing Australian writers and musicians must retain ownership and control over AI training and the value of their work. Streaming Transparency: The music industry keeps moving toward clearer labeling for AI-generated tracks, as RIAA and partners back a new system aimed at telling fans when songs are made with AI. Industry Data Push: The Official Charts Company is launching “Official Charts PRO,” a major new analytics service for chart data and industry clients. Live & Business: Shoot Music expands into Europe with a new Amsterdam office to drive sport-linked music promotion. Local Music Ecosystems: A Roots Bookstore & Market in Liberty City marks its first anniversary, using community events to build a creative hub. Touring/Entertainment: Casino Rama Resort adds fall shows featuring Mitchell Tenpenny and Bert Kreischer.
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