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Bunjil Place apologises for using AI-generated flyers to promote jazz festival
The City of Casey's cultural venue Bunjil Place has apologised and withdrawn promotional flyers created using generative artificial intelligence for its upcoming jazz festival partnership, following widespread criticism from local artists.
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Bunjil Place apologises for using AI-generated flyers to promote jazz festival
- Bunjil Place partnered with a major jazz festival to bring performances to the City of Casey.
- Bunjil Place apologised and removed AI-generated promotional materials for its jazz event following backlash from local artists.
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- Sep 4 · 12:10 AM
The partner festival is the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.
- Sep 4 · 12:10 AM
Bunjil Place apologises and withdraws AI-generated promotional flyers for its upcoming jazz festival events following artist backlash.
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- The full lineup of artists performing at the upcoming festival.
- The specific dates and ticketing details for the events.
- The scope, duration and financial or operational terms of the partnership.
- Which party described the performances as “world-class” and the festival as “major.”
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- Sep 4 · 12:10 AM
The partner festival is the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.
- Sep 4 · 12:10 AM
Bunjil Place apologises and withdraws AI-generated promotional flyers for its upcoming jazz festival events following artist backlash.
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