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    @ArtistRights Institute’s Newsletter 2/3/25

    A weekly artist rights news compilation from our friends at the Artist Rights Institute.

    Ticketing

    After Bruno Mars Bot Scalping Debacle, Hawaii to Prohibit Ticket Resale above Face Price (MusicTechPolicy/Chris Castle)

    Artificial Intelligence

    Maybe Figure Out What Happened Before Overreacting to the DeepSeek Bombshell? (National Review/Andrew McCarthy)

    Oh, I’m sorry, tech bros – did DeepSeek copy your work? I can hardly imagine your distress (The Guardian/Marina Hyde)

    Is There an AI Bubble? And Will it Burst in 2025? (24/7 Wall Street/Joey Frenette)

    DeepSeek: Good for Nvidia, Great for America (Gilder Report/George Gilder)

    Copyright Office Report on AI and Authorship

    Spotify Streaming Mechanicals

    Your Morning Coffee Special Episode: Jay Gilbert Interviews Liz Pelly on her Spotify Expose

    No one should be suprised Spotify beat the MLC (Hypebot/Chris Castle)

    Judge throws out MLC’s audiobooks bundle lawsuit, says Spotify can keep cutting songwriter royalties through its “cynical trick” (Complete Music Update/Sam Taylor)

    Books

    The Path Between the Seas: The Creation of the Panama Canal, 1870–1914, by David McCullough

    Human Compatible: Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Control, by Stuart J. Russell

    For more information on the Artist Rights Institute go to ArtistRightsInstitute.org

    February 3, 2025 by thetrichordist
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