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The pop star revealed what's in her bag during a TikTok, which included the portable gaming device and more.
Australia's only ASX-listed music company has rebranded itself.
Some record deals may cover “voice rights” that could be used for artificial intelligence; artists are negotiating for clarity and exceptions.
Co-founder and CEO Daniel Ek said the "Spotify of tomorrow must be defined by being relentlessly resourceful in the ways we operate, innovate, and tackle problems."
Lawmakers in May made the state the first in the U.S. to pass a complete ban on the app based on the argument that the Chinese government could gain access to user data.
At a Senate forum on artificial intelligence, executive Dennis Kooker called for a federal right of publicity and ways to give musicians "consent, credit and compensation" for use of their work.
As AI continues to develop, it may open new opportunities for estate managers. But they're moving "very carefully," wary of damaging their artists' legacies.
The full-service music company wants to give labels and artists the "competitive edge to succeed."
The organization's CEO, Frances Moore, encouraged policymakers "to implement standards for responsible and safe AI."
