AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI in Education: A University of Tartu Center for Ethics working group says Estonia’s AI Leap (TI-Hüpe) needs more than tech fixes, flagging 12 risks across teaching, society, and governance—plus concerns for learning goals, assessment reliability, and protecting Estonian language and culture. EU Court Ruling: The EU Court says Estonia’s €4,100 European election candidate deposit is excessive, warning it could block low-income candidates and limit political pluralism. Film & TV Buzz: Ilmar Raag’s six-part thriller “A Girl from Tallinn” is in post-production, spanning 1990s Tallinn and present-day Kyiv. Local Festival Lights: Tallinn’s Kadriorg Park returns to “Light Walks” with 17 light installations and sound-led performances running nightly through Sept. 19. International Screenings: Bulgaria’s Golden Rose festival opens with a push to bring Bulgarian films back home after major festival runs, including Tallinn. Production Watch: Belgian/Canadian/Estonian/Dutch sci-fi drama “Soma” is wrapping principal photography and heads into post-production. Tech & Culture: Telia Estonia updates its Telia 1 loyalty programme, promising extra benefits for fixed internet, mobile internet, and TV customers.
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