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Getty Images Amid the increasing use of generative AI in music, the Recording Academy has updated its rules for the 66th Annual Grammy Awards regarding… Read More »Purely AI-generated songs that are not eligible for Grammy Awards
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On Capitol Hill and in the courts, Republican lawmakers and activists are waging an extensive legal campaign against universities, think tanks and private companies that… Read More »GOP targets researchers studying disinformation ahead of the 2024 election
Enlarge / Ezra Miller as Barry/The Flash unwittingly destroys the multiverse The flash. YouTube/Warner Bros. In the months leading up to the long-delayed theatrical release… Read More »Review: The Flash is not a terrible movie, but a forgettable movie
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