AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoAI and Music: Deezer says listeners will soon be able to hide fully AI-generated tracks from search results, as platforms grapple with a flood of synthetic uploads. Grimes’ new video takes a different approach: it uses AI-generated elements alongside more than 70 human contributors, while the song and vocals were made without AI. Creative Work: Epic Games has reportedly delayed its Disney shooter and told developers to shift to AI-first production, including AI-generated art—a sharp test of how the technology may reshape game-making. Public Art: Brooklyn teen artist Ezra Blumenfeld plans to paste self-portraits across 80 to 100 New York locations, prompting passersby to consider fame, identity and connection beyond screens. Indigenous Culture: Anchorage’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration brought Native artists and vendors together to share traditions and affirm that Indigenous communities “are still here.” Arts Funding: Columbia Basin Trust will distribute $542,000 to 123 arts and culture projects, while Klamath Community College launches a residency offering local artists a stipend, exhibition space and campus facilities. Art World: Peter Nagy, the artist who became a leading dealer in India and helped connect its art scene with the wider world, has died at 67.
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