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This DJ makes a statement against 'hollowing out' AI companies: 'This is more important than my career'

This DJ makes a statement against 'hollowing out' AI companies: 'This is more important than my career'

Techno DJ Reinier Zonneveld is organizing his own R² Festival in Spaarnwoude, expecting 20,000 attendees. Beyond his music career, Zonneveld is taking a stand against AI companies to protect the interests of fellow artists.

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