Artificial intelligence, which often leaves everyone’s mouth open, has emerged with a song that has had major repercussions on social media in recent months. A person with the username “Ghostwriter977” had artificial intelligence created a song called “Heart on My Sleeve” using the voices of Drake and The Weeknd. The song quickly became a hot topic across all social media. There were even people who thought that the song really belonged to this duo.

Nowadays, an interesting development has taken place about this number, made with artificial intelligence. As it turned out, the Ghostwriter sent Heart on My Sleeve to the Grammys, the prestigious award ceremony in the music world.

The song would be eligible for awards because it was written by a human

According to Variety news, the person by the name of Ghostwriter is… “Best Rap Song” And “Song of the Year” submitted the song to the Grammy Awards to be nominated in the categories. This move came amid debates about artificial intelligence in the music industry. Artists worried about the possibility of technology taking their place.

Although the song has been removed from most platforms, it is said to be Grammy-worthy. Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of the Recording Academy, which hosts the Grammys, told The New York Times that the song is ceremonial because it was performed by a human:From a creative point of view, it certainly makes sense. because it was written by a human being.”

In recent months, the academy has been setting rules about songs created with artificial intelligence. The rules stated that only songs with a lot of human input could be accepted. In other words, if a song created with artificial intelligence is largely written by humans, it is considered eligible for nomination. But if it is written with a bot like ChatGPT, it will be banned. Ghostwriter follows the first line, since he wrote the song himself.

While there is no information on whether Heart on My Sleeve will receive a Grammy nomination, we can say that the chances are slim. Because the members of the Recording Academy who vote for the awards are unlikely to vote for artificial intelligence.

In addition to Drake and The Weeknd, other artists are also imitated

Drake and The Weeknd aren’t the first artists to be emulated by artificial intelligence. Ghostwriter also shared a video featuring the voices of well-known rappers Travis Scott and 21 Savage a few days ago. Created with artificial intelligence, the song attracted attention for its haunting resemblance to the duo.