AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI & Privacy: Italy’s draft AI decree would let police collect biometric face data from people entering “sensitive” public areas (including squares, stations, stadiums and streets) during events, store it for seven days, and auto-delete unless a crime is linked—while the data protection authority warns it clashes with the EU AI Act. Art Crime: Italian police recovered three stolen masterpieces—Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse—worth millions, taken from a private museum near Parma in a fast heist. Tourism Pressure: Italy’s Dolomites are seeing a surge in visitors driven by “coolcation” travel and social media, with some hotspots adding caps and car restrictions. Marcom/Tech: A Munich court ruling says Google can’t hide behind “just organizing information” when AI Overviews present false claims as authoritative—raising stakes for how AI answers are marketed and regulated. Sports Transfers (Italy-linked): Como are reported to have made an initial approach for Chelsea striker Liam Delap as the Serie A club weighs a loan or deal ahead of the final weeks of the window.
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