Sir Lucian Grainge, the most powerful figure in music, was asked onstage by Ankler CEO Janice Min what all great artists have in common. "Attitude," he said. "Believing in their stories and their storytelling." Citing Amy Winehouse and Oasis as an example of "rock and roll" swagger, he added, "When I'm in meetings, I'll say 'Come on, let's rock and roll.' It's kind of a colloquialism but it summarizes what... culture is all about." He also warned of the risks of AI to originality, as his company carefully strikes deals with good actors in the space: "The most important thing that we can do is respect human creativity. And partner with people that do exactly the same... everywhere I go, meeting leaders in technology, they often say all the data shows that human connectivity and human experience in creativity is the thing that people want." Grainge also introduced his rising British artist sekou at the Greater Together LA event held by the British Prime Minister's office, and co-hosted...