AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Publishing Ethics: France’s Goncourt prize dropped a novel after AI-writing accusations, reigniting debate over authorship and detection. Tech Labor & Latin America: A new analysis argues AI platforms rely on “extractivism,” including labor exploitation tied to data work, with Venezuela highlighted as an attractive pool. Church Listening Process: Canada’s bishops heard a “synodal” update that contrasts with Latin America’s more “organic” Church culture, underscoring how regional publishing of ideas shapes reform. Manga & Global IP: Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun Finals returns to serialization Oct. 6, a reminder of how Latin American audiences keep tracking Japanese publishing pipelines. Caribbean Business Links: Trinidad and Tobago’s envoy to India pitches joint ventures beyond metro hubs, a publishing-adjacent story about cross-border dealmaking and manufacturing partnerships. Tourism Spotlight: Colombia is shortlisted for a major “Most Desirable Country” travel award, boosting visibility for bookish cultural tourism and literary festivals.
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