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Using AI in arts and culture

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Dewan Budaya / JendelaDBP

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https://dewanbudaya.jendeladbp.my/2023/07/16/6267/

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RESEARCH NOTE

Raja Yusoff Ariffin’s report of 16 July 2023 stresses AI’s value as a tool and institutional aims for digital collaboration in traditional arts. This is attributed reporting and opinion, not evidence of policy effectiveness. The invitation and subsequent reports support 13 July, but not the actual starting minute. Invitation, reporting, opinion and advocacy remain distinct. M. Nasir’s remarks are journalist-mediated, not verbatim; job-loss, quality and savings claims are unverified. The 2022 Metaverse predecessor is not automatically AI.

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Events citing this source

AI threats and advantages for local arts

JKKN’s MaTiC arts-and-AI forum/demonstration is scheduled for13July2023 and subsequently reported by DBP/BASKL,with tool advocacy,originality boundaries and creative-labour concerns.

MalaysiaPerformance / Music and sound art / Visual artEVT-0533

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