AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Privacy in Italy: Italy’s draft AI decree would let police turn faces into biometric data in “sensitive” public areas (stations, squares, stadiums) for up to seven days, with the Garante warning it doesn’t fit the EU AI Act. Art & Crime: Italian police say they’ve recovered Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse paintings stolen from a Parma-area villa in a three-minute heist; nine Moldovan suspects are under investigation. Culture & Lifestyle (Rome): An elderly dancing duo in Piazza Testaccio has gone viral, with a retired teacher and his partner praised by Rome’s mayor and invited to perform on national TV. Travel (Italy, slow pace): A guide highlights Italy’s ancient walking routes as a “slow travel” alternative to crowds, pairing history with mindful, low-impact itineraries. Celebrity & Vatican: Matthew McConaughey met Pope Leo XIV and says he wanted to discuss religion’s role today and what AI means for our values. Summer in Italy (style): Victoria Beckham and daughter Harper are in Portofino, with Beckham leaning into sheer, bikini-as-outerwear looks.
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