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The Red Hand Files #332: Is changing your mind about things a sign of weakness? Sometimes, it feels that way.

Original title: The Red Hand Files #332: Is changing your mind about things a sign of weakness? Sometimes, it feels that way.

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The Red Hand Files / Nick Cave

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https://www.theredhandfiles.com/tupelo-film-elvis/

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Issue 332, July 2025; lines 17–34: film background, reservations and softened attitude.

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Cave reports a partial change after watching Andrew Dominik's Tupelo film using AI on archival photographs, while retaining criticism of language-model ghostwriting and song generation. Film, photo permissions, models and production process were not checked. The official site gives only a month; a search-derived 29 July date is not used to increase precision.

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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

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