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What Do People Talk About When Using Chat Bots?
Would the Chinese one, (Deepseek?) be a good place to initiate colloquy?
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Last one was I used was Vodafone and I asked about roaming charges costs etc for trip to Canada. The bot pointed me to the info I was looking for.
ChatGPT AI - Last question I asked was how much do artists get paid for having a song played on the radio.
The amounts it said they got paid seemed low to me.
The amount musicians get paid for 1,000 plays (“a kâ€) of music on the radio in the UK varies depending on several factors, including the type of radio station (e.g., national vs. local) and whether the musician is a songwriter, performer, or both. Here’s a breakdown:
1. Songwriters and Publishers (via PRS for Music):
• PRS (Performing Rights Society) collects royalties for the composition and lyrics.
• On BBC Radio 1 or Radio 2, songwriters/publishers can earn £30–£40 per minute of airplay. This means a 3-minute song could earn around £90–£120 for 1,000 plays.
• On smaller stations, this amount is significantly less, around £1–£5 per play.
2. Performers (via PPL):
• PPL (Phonographic Performance Limited) collects royalties for the recording and performance.
• Payments depend on the type of station and airtime but are typically a few pence to £1 per play for smaller stations and slightly higher for major stations.
In total, for 1,000 plays on prominent national radio stations like BBC Radio 1, a musician (covering both PRS and PPL royalties) could expect to earn a few hundred pounds. On smaller stations, this might drop to tens of pounds.
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