AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI Policy & Governance: China’s Xi calls for a “symphony of global cooperation” to develop and regulate AI, pushing back on national-security “overstretching” and urging broader international coordination. Social Media Age Curbs (UK): The UK weighs an overnight midnight curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds, with default addictive features like infinite scrolling switched off, as Australia’s earlier teen ban is cited over weak age-checking. Australian MarCom/Media: Telstra’s Triple Zero outage inquiry keeps spotlight on telecom reliability and regulator scrutiny, while broader debate continues on how platforms and media handle child safety and misinformation. Copyright & Creative Industry: Australia’s AI office push links tech rollout with copyright protections for creatives, aiming to set rules for how AI is trained and deployed. Brand/Comms Appointments: Estée Lauder appoints Madeleine Boyd to lead global brand communications, signalling a stronger creator-and-storytelling focus. Sports & Media Moments: Lucas Herbert’s Open run and World Cup meme culture keep proving sport’s marketing power—while England rugby warns of walk-off plans if racism repeats.
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