AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI in the browser: Anthropic’s Claude Cowork is now moving into Chrome, letting side-panel sessions carry across Claude desktop, web, and mobile—though enterprise admins can restrict it, and the company says Cowork activity isn’t captured in some compliance tools. Privacy pushback: A new op-ed argues surveillance cameras are changing the state-citizen relationship by recording and tracking people who haven’t committed crimes. Health-care risk: A patient says an AI medical scribe falsely claimed she used psychedelic mushrooms, raising fresh concerns about hallucinations in clinical documentation. Book culture & community: A new children’s faith biography series (“Here I Am!”) is expanding with more titles; and a Lomé Youth Book Fair adds professional meetings and workshops for West African publishing. Big-name publishing buzz: Barack Obama is launching an Audible-only podcast about books that shaped him. Local reading life: Shelburne Public Library’s late-summer challenge and events include a romance-novel “bedazzle” session and author talks.
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