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Fantasy Premier League: a compelling refuge of fatalism and black humour | Paul MacInnes
‘We want to push for more’: a Chelsea treble would not be enough for Catarina Macario
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Record companies will be able to request removal of content that mimics an artist’s ‘unique singing or rapping’
Record companies can request the removal of songs that use artificial intelligence-generated versions of artists’ voices under new guidelines issued by YouTube.
The video platform is introducing a tool that will allow music labels and distributors to flag content that mimics an artist’s “unique singing or rapping voice”.
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