The Guardian Australia
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Beth Orton warns AI threatens human creativity ahead new album release
Singer-songwriter Beth Orton discussed her creative process and views on artificial intelligence ahead of releasing a new album. She discovered her voice during experimental theatre in 1989 and was mentored by producer William Orbit at age 19. Orton expressed skepticism about AI's impact on human creativity, emphasizing the challenging, conscious work required to write quality songs.
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