Artists release silent album in protest at AI copyright proposals
Music stars including Kate Bush and Damon Albarn say law changes would damage people's livelihoods.
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Creative industries protest against UK plan about AI and copyright
Government’s proposals could make it easier to train artificial intelligence models using artists’ worksFinancial Times - 4h -
The Guardian view on AI and copyright: creativity should be cherished, not given away | Editorial
The government’s consultation was weighted towards big tech. Now is the time for a rethink. It’s a seductive promise: let our computers scrape the internet for ideas, images, forms of words, ...The Guardian - 9h -
New album will be unexpected, says Rihanna
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Unidentified NFL team proposes tush push ban
An NFL team has submitted a rule proposal to ban the "tush push" quarterback sneak, Troy Vincent, the NFL's executive vice president of football operations, told reporters at the scouting combine ...ESPN - 3h -
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How a Hong Kong Artist Got Fired From McDonald’s
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