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And it’s already too expensive for many Americans.

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Diesel now exceeds $6 per gallon. And much of what you buy at the supermarket probably got there on a diesel-fueled truck.

A sprawling copyright lawsuit is trying to make that case. But it got hit with a major setback in court earlier this month.

On this morning’s program: a preview of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate move and a copyright case involving reggaeton's defining rhythm.

That's according to futurist Amy Webb, who also argues that AI manifestos and screams of an AI apocalypse are useless when labs can self-regulate amid fears of the technology harming humans.