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Speaker 1: You're listening to Amma mea podcast. Hello, I'm Charlotte Mortlock with the latest from the QUICKI news room for Tuesday, August twenty five. Australia's music charts are about to get a lot harder for AI to crack. From Friday, Australia's ARIA charts are banning fully AI generated music. Songs will need to be substantially human made to qualify for the charts. In a move designed to protect Australian artists, ARIA boss Annabel Heard said the charts exist to celebrate human artistry, not reward unlicensed AI output that takes a spot from an Australian artist. AI assisted songs can still make the cut as long as they're significantly human made and don't raise concerns about stream or chart manipulation. One track already testing that line Gold Coast DJ Josh Fawaz's dance cover of Madonna's Like a Prayer, currently sitting fourth on Marria's Top twenty Australian Singles. Generative AI is credited with the drums and vocals. The Three Scots boys at the center of sexual assault allegations have faced court. The Three Mile students, two aged fourteen and one aged thirteen from the affluent Eastern Suburbs school were excused from the court room as their cases were heard in Surrey Hill's Children's Court on Tuesday. They're accused of sexually assaulting and sexually touching a fourteen year old girl in an alleyway in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs during a fifty five minute window on the evening of Wednesday, July twenty two. No please are required at this early stage, and lawyers asked the media and individuals to be careful with what they published or commented online. Neither the accused nor the alleged victim can be identified, as all children involved in criminal proceedings are required to have their identities suppressed. Following the alleged assault, police executed a series of search warrant where they seized electronic devices along with replica firearms, a glock style BB gun, three laser pointers and an allegedly stolen number plate. The accused trio will remain on bail until the case is next heard on October twenty staying in the courts. Entertainment and AFL agent Ralph Carr has been sentenced to six years in prison The sixty six year old, was convicted last month than the Victorian County Court of two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault over an attack on a female employee in March twenty twenty three. Judge Frank Guceredo set a minimum term of four years. Car is pleaded not guilty and is expected to appeal. Carr has managed major names in Australian music since the nineteen nineties, including Vanessa A. Morossi and Tina Arena, and more recently AFL players including Dustin Martin, who says his cut all ties following the verdict. The US has threatened to impose severe the year sanctions against any country keeping economic ties with Iran in an effort to choke the country's economy. It's unclear, however, how far the Trump administration is prepared to go in confronting China, Iran's biggest trading partner, which has signaled its resistance to US economic pressure to cut off links with an ally. Iran meanwhile vowed retaliation against any country that took part in the US led isolation campaign. The US Treasury Secretary Scott Besson called it an unprecedented campaign and compared it with the d Day Normandy Landings a turning point in the Second World War. Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan is being sued by a TV writer, claiming he stole her idea for the hit show. The fifty six year old writer and actor is facing a lawsuit from Lauren J. Salken in what her lawyer has described as a classic David Versus Goliath situation. A copyright infringement lawsuit was filed again Sheridan on Friday in the US District Court the Central District of California. According to the Daily Mail newspaper, Sheridan is named as defendants alongside his management company Elevate Entertainment, NBC Universal, Paramount and more. Selken has claimed she presented a pilot, concept, storylines, and pitch deck for a TV series, Sovereign Nation to Sheridan's reps at Elevate, sometime between late twenty sixteen and early twenty seventeen. That is all for now. If you have a topic you'd like us to discuss, our inbox is always open the quiki at mammamea dot com dot au, and make sure to rate and review us in your favorite podcast app. Mummame acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which we have recorded this podcast.