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Blackburn on AI Kendrick Lamar clip backlash: It wasn’t ‘intended to offend’

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Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) is defending herself after coming under fire for sharing a video, which seemed to be AI-generated, in which she appeared in the place of rapper…

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Blackburn on AI Kendrick Lamar clip backlash: It wasn’t ‘intended to offend’

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