AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI and Music: Sound Ethics says more than 100 researchers across seven university labs are studying how to identify songs used to train AI, track musical influences and protect artists’ control over their work. Religious Sensitivities: Malaysia’s religious affairs minister says authorities are checking claims that The Weeknd’s Kuala Lumpur concert breached religious sensitivities, with action possible if a breach is confirmed. Musical Heritage: Flint has awarded radio host and record-store owner Pete “Fat Cat” Flanders a Key to the City for more than four decades of supporting the city’s music scene. Community Arts: Mesa County Libraries’ free Culture Fest returns Nov. 14 with music, dance, crafts and cultural displays, alongside a juried local art show. Live Music: Greenville’s stalled Trueline venue has cleared construction liens and is seeking financing, with its founder aiming for a summer opening. Remembering Richard Lloyd: The Television guitarist and punk pioneer has died at 75; the band’s Marquee Moon remains a landmark of the New York scene. Diwali in Bangkok: Thailand has launched a month-long festival celebrating Indian culture and ties between the two countries.
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