Very interesting developments on tools for artists to fight back against ingestion of their work by AI training models. And it might be unlawful to make technical workarounds to get around the use of these tools. My thoughts: www.linkedin.com/posts/mark-w...

My band has a gig. And a video. youtu.be/9Pp28EjfYOo

Excellent listening, this. I haven’t heard a single episode I don’t love.

Well this couldn’t have come at a better time www.bbc.com/news/article...

I cant wait to see Oliver Stone do this one.

This is an excellent article about why, and how, to keep AI tools out of the classroom. I found this pretty inspiring, to be honest.

I will be on a panel at The LSE Law Summit at the end of the month talking about copyright in the digital age. Tickets are available at the link in the article below. I expect we'll be talking about AI. We may talk about other things as well. There's no end of topics to discuss under this theme.

Hey, that's me on the radio!

Yep, Microsoft has done this to me too.

Starting here is like starting at a new school, after how Twitter used to be. My old friends are probably here somewhere, but where do they hang out? and have they made new friends? and who are all these new people? It’s exciting, but exhausting. And I’m way too old to be at school.

Music industry contracts, eh. I'm tracing rights assigned in one contract for "The World and the Universe", in the next for "The Universe", and in a third for "The World and the Solar System". Someone failed to transfer rights subsisting within the Universe but beyond the Solar System. Careless.

Is this thing on?