thom yorke of radiohead and actor julianne moore and writer sir ian rankin are among those raising concerns unlicensed use of their work. the artist rights alliance have told the bbc about the fears. i would say there are several layers of threat. 0ne would say there are several layers of threat. one is al companies begin to use artists�* work for training their models without any compensation, often without any compensation, often without any compensation, often without any knowledge by the artist that their work is being used for this type of training. we call that ingestion, when work is being scraped off the internet, used without any kind of permission, to train an ai model. that is one thread. the second is when an artist�*s likeness is being copied, like a deepfake scenario. —— that is one threat. the name, likeness, voice is being faked. this kind of digital replica without authorisation is very threatening to the artist, because their whole being is being used without permission. and finally, there is a threat in terms of the delusion of the market, the devaluing of art. if we star

thom tillis to stay for one second. go ahead. you have migrants being housed in luxury hotels in new york city. we have paid so much money from our tax dollars into the crisis, that didn't need to happen we could redirect money to help people immediately on the ground and laura they probably going to have shepherding up separately know. that's a separate 20, but i want you to listen to i want you to the migrant crisis. i want you to listen to what every american, it is a big problem, but that has nothing to do with, that is nothing to do with the people in your home state right now. i want you to listen to what the republican senator from north carolina, thom tillis, said about the rescue and recovery efforts i actually impressed with how much attention was paid to a region that wasn't likely to have experienced the impact that they did for anybody who thinks that any level of government, anybody here could have been prepared precisely for what we're dealing with here clearly are clueless. >> but right now, i'm out fair to say that we're doing a good job please to the former president and two o

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