The First Music Streaming Fraud Case Gets Caught Up in Trump’s Dumb AI Rebrand

Mike Smith was accused of using bots to stream music generated by artificial intelligence — or “super intelligence” as the president now insists everyone call it

Source: Rolling Stone

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