**Recording music "over the air"** (typically meaning capturing FM/AM terrestrial radio broadcasts via a tuner, receiver, or similar device) involves several layers of U.S. copyright law. The short version: **It is generally legal for strictly private, non-commercial personal use**, but becomes copyright infringement the moment you distribute, upload, share, sell, or publicly perform the recording (e.g., on YouTube, social media, a podcast, or even playing it at a public event).   Here’s a

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Mr. President—Donald J. Trump—Mr. Musk, Secretary Kennedy:     This is a win-win for America, kids, and Hollywood. We ban child actors—full stop. No more grinding real children on sets: skipped school, weird adults, burnout. Instead, we use AI—Grok Imagine, Sora, whatever—to build digital kids from archived footage. Pull young Haley Joel Osment's eyes, Dakota Fanning's voice, Culkin's smirk. Prompt it: "ten-year-old with freckles, crying on cue." Done. No exploitation.     But

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