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Matt Armitage, Founder, Kulturpop

12-Apr-24 11:00

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Rich Bradbury and Matt Armitage discuss a recent open letter signed by 200 music stars, including Nicki Minaj, REM, and Stevie Wonder, urging technology companies to refrain from developing AI technologies that could replace human songwriters and artists.

Do artists who have profited from their music but now fear AI encroachment on their livelihoods deserve our sympathy or is the profit of a few disguising the disenfranchisement of the many?

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: technology

Tags: ai, songwriters, music, artists, technology,

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