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because it's time for your daily crunch for Thursday, starting with three big headlines.

Malicious actors are abusing generative AI music tools to create homophobic, racist, and propaganda songs.

And if that's not bad enough, they're publishing guides instructing others how to do so.

According to Act Defence, a service for managing trust and safety operations on online platforms,

there's been a spike in chatter within hate speech-related community since

March about ways to misuse AI music creation tools to write offensive songs targeting

minority groups.

The AI generated songs being shared in these forums and discussion boards aim to

incite hatred toward ethnic, gender, racial, and religious cohorts, says Act Defence, researchers in a report while celebrating acts of martyrdom,

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