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By: Sir Robin Millar

Sir Robin Millar is founder of Blue Raincoat Music and Chairman of SCOPE

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  • Artists, pop stars, musicians, lend me your ears: We can’t stop AI from using our work

    Opinion

    Banning AI from training on artists' work is like banning people from reading, writes Sir Robin Millar in today's Notebook.

    Elton John has vocally opposed plans which allows AI firms to use artists' content without paying
  • Artists must stop fearmongering. AI is not a threat to the music industry

    Opinion

    AI is not a threat to music any more than drum machines were in the 1980s. Wealthy artists crying about AI are fearmongering, writes Robin Millar.

    (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
  • The Notebook: Disability inclusion should be a business no-brainer

    Opinion

    Prejudices against hiring workers with disabilities is a lose-lose game, writes record producer and Scope chairman Sir Robin Millar.

    Sir Robin Millar is the chairman of Scope, a charity that campaigns to change negative attitudes about disability
  • Disabled people are more likely to be founders because board rooms ignore us

    October 27, 2023

    The last research on disabled representation at FTSE 100 CEO level was carried out by the Valuable 500 in 2020. Of the FTSE top 100 companies asked not one had a single leader with a declared disability. So it’s reasonable to assume that no one with a declared disability is at the top of any [...]

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