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Hello, we are Maddie and Maizie and today we are discussing AI in the media prompted by the recent release of the movie Wildwood by Laika studios!

We discuss here anything to do with AI in creative industries and even in social media in the modern day, including AI actor Tilly Norwood, AI music that tops the charts and the potential for AI in future movies.

We hope you enjoy, stay tuned to the LSR Podcast page on spotify for more!

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