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1. Problem with the AI debate is you can argue that artists like Weird Al are guilty of violating it as well.

Sun May 18, 2025, 01:06 PM

May 18

After all he listened to the songs he made parodies of.

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Elton John calls UK government 'absolute losers' over AI copyright plans [View all] highplainsdem May 18 OP

Weird Al got permission from the artists to parody their songs subterranean May 18 #4

If I recall Coolio didn't give his. cstanleytech May 18 #7

The record label probably did instead. Angleae May 19 #9

Ya, they did I believe but if I also recall Coolio wasn't cool over it. cstanleytech May 19 #12

He is correct, of course!!! SheltieLover May 18 #3

You ought to be watching... róisín_dubh May 19 #11

I thought the UK would be better on this JI7 May 18 #6

At this point no country wants to be left behind on LLMs fujiyamasan May 19 #10