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One-Third of Musicians Now Use AI for Inspiration on Tracks They Release, Study Finds (Exclusive) Original

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By Steven Zeitchik Verified, Why Bari Weiss
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
The Beethoven Orchester Bonn perform on stage during the rehearsal for the world premiere of Beethoven's 10th symphony, completed by AI on October 9, 2021 in Bonn, Germany. One-quarter of artists use AI in their finished product, a new Berklee study found. Andreas Rentz/Getty Images As the music industry wrestles with how to incorporate, and value, AI work, a third of artists are already using it for some form of inspiration.
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Nithya Raman Closes in on Spencer Pratt as Mayor Vote Count Becomes ‘Hills’-level Drama

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By Steven Zeitchik Verified, Why Bari Weiss, Spencer Pratt, Curry Barker
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Nithya Raman Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Don’t call it the Spencer Showdown yet. Los Angeles City Council member Nithya Raman is closing the gap on her mayoral rival Spencer Pratt, picking up a net gain of about 10,00 votes in a new tranche of primary votes released late Friday. The new total puts the progressive Democrat at 154,000 votes, or 25 percent, just 20,000 behind her upstart rival, who has just over 28 percent of the vote count.
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Nick Bilton to ‘60 Minutes’ Staff: “Hell of a First Week” But Ready to Move On In “Good Faith”

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By Alex Weprin Verified, Travis Scott, Why Bari Weiss
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Nick Bilton Getty Images New CBS 60 Minutes executive producer Nick Bilton praised the show’s three remaining correspondents, Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim, and pledged that the venerable newsmagazine would be free from corporate pressure, in a memo to the show’s staff Thursday afternoon. Bilton said he had consulted with the three correspondents before sending the note.
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