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The UK’s biggest music icons have sounded the alarm on a looming threat: unregulated AI systems training on artists’ work without permission. Sir Elton John and Dua Lipa joined over 400 creators—including Sir Paul McCartney, Kate Bush, Coldplay, and Ian…
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