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Why artists are entering copyright war with ChatGPT

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Nick Cave is his own harshest critic. “This song sucks,” the 65-year-old singer-songwriter said, as he looked back over “his” lyrics.

“[It is] a grotesque mockery of what it is to be human,” he added. “The apocalypse is well on its way.”

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