AI & Youth Lawsuits: A U.S. appeals court cleared the way for thousands of lawsuits against Meta and TikTok over claims their platforms were designed to be addictive to minors, rejecting a bid to stop the cases under Section 230. AI in Daily Work: One essay looks at how conversational AI assistants are now embedded in everyday tasks—from writing and transcription to managing complex spreadsheets—changing how people work. Publishing & AI Training Data: Secondhand booksellers across Europe (including Spain) report unusual bulk orders for obscure titles, raising suspicions that AI firms are buying physical books for training. Literary Scandal: A column discusses Rachel Cusk’s new novel “M,” with rumours tying it to Natalie Portman and the ethics of literary “betrayal.” Film/Books in Spain: “People of the Book,” a historical drama based on Geraldine Brooks’ novel, has wrapped filming in Spain’s Valencia region and is headed to TIFF rights sales. Digital Nomads: A feature traces how the “digital nomad” lifestyle grew from earlier remote-work ideas to today’s global workforce trend. Fidel Castro Centenary: Multiple pieces revisit Castro’s legacy, including the tension between revolutionary rhetoric and claims about wealth and poverty.