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shake, and it's time for your Tuesday Daily Crunch, starting with three big headlines. Let's get

started. The Beatles' AI-assisted track now and then won the Grammy for Best Rock Performance on Sunday Night,

marking the first time that a song of its kind has taken home the award.

No, Sir Paul did not use AI to create some creepy Lennon GPT bot.

Instead, he used noise reduction systems to clean up a decades old, low-quality piano

demo from his late bandmate. This technology is similar to what video call providers, like Zoom,

FaceTime, and Google meet used to block out unwanted background noise, like, say, an episode of

Night Rider on on the TV in the background, and

deliver a clearer sound. The surviving Beatles first tried to fix up Lenin's demo in the 90s,

but the technology available at the time couldn't quite extract Lenin's muffled vocals.

In 2022, after learning how the filmmakers behind archival Beatles documentary Get Back,

were using new audio isolation techniques to make poorly recorded demos listenable.

They revisited now and then.

Metas CEO The Zuck has pledged to make artificial general intelligence AGI,

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