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This article discusses a new method for the free-radical deoxygenative amination of alcohols using copper metallaphotoredox catalysis. This approach enables the conversion of alcohols into valuable amine compounds by harnessing the reactivity of free radicals. The use of copper as a catalyst in combination with photoredox processes allows for the efficient synthesis of amines from alcohols, offering a potentially valuable tool for organic synthesis. The results of this study could have significant implications for the development of new, more efficient methods for the synthesis of complex organic molecules.