'We Actually Don't Need AI': Queen's Brian May Warns Against the Artificial Intelligence Rush in Music
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'We Actually Don't Need AI': Queen's Brian May Warns Against the Artificial Intelligence Rush in Music
Legendary guitarist Brian May has used Meta AI to poorly recreate the cover of Queen's 1980 album The Game as a warning about artificial intelligence, declaring that the technology is not needed and that data centers must not be built in the UK. The post ‘We Actually Don’t Need AI’: Queen’s Brian May Warns Against the Artificial Intelligence Rush in Music appeared first on Breitbart.
"I believe the price we are going to pay for this inevitable development is very high," the Queen guitarist wrote.
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