AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI & Work: A new look at the “AI bubble” warns that replacing people with tools won’t be instant—and that skills lost to automation take a long time to rebuild, with Cory Doctorow pointing to Jevons Paradox as demand for compute keeps rising. Education & Policy: ROCORI Area Schools is rolling out an AI use policy built with students, teachers, and parents, aiming for responsible, transparent classroom use. Culture & Community: Ghana’s Kpedudo Festival in Dzogadze is pushing indigenous music and dance forward, with plans for a new Performing Arts Institute to strengthen transmission to younger generations. Arts & Design: Sunderland’s National Glass Centre is closing, but a new “Glassworks” plan is moving through the planning process to keep glassmaking alive locally. Film & Storytelling: Fantasia International Film Festival 2026 crowned Nightborn as Best Film, while Silent Hill f’s producer says writers were urged to read 100–200 books a year. Tech & Creativity: Japan’s youth are turning blackboards into art through the Kokuban Art Koshien championship, blending collaboration with big summer creativity.
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