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Source: Fort Worth Weekly

Home Calendar Crosstown Sounds Postcards From the Edge CalendarCrosstown Sounds Max Michaels: “Do better, please.” Courtesy Max Michaels: Art+Design About once a month, I canvass some local bands that have either been nominees in or winners of our annual Music Awards. Along with asking about gig dates for an upcoming Crosstown Sounds promotion, I recently posed a question about AI. “We’re thinking about devoting a full issue to AI, as its effects are broad-reaching across all our various columns. For a potential music article, do you have some examples of terrible AI slop flyers you’ve seen? And if you are using AI proudly as a tool and want to defend your position, do tell!” And as my 100% human editor pointed out, we have bigger problems than flyers. Our local musicians had plenty of thoughts and feelings beyond flyers as well, so much so that you’ll need to hit the innerwebs come Wednesday to read everyone’s opinions.

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