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Nick Cave: boundaries between AI imitation and tool use

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Nick Cave says the Tupelo AI film partly changed his attitude

Cave praises Andrew Dominik's AI film and describes a softening of his view on artistic uses, while retaining reservations about automated writing and song generation.

Global / onlineMusic and sound art / Literature / Film and televisionEVT-0294

Research question

an artist criticises AI through creative experience and labour value while reporting limited tool use, preserving distinctions between uses in the history of resistance.

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