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Canadian singer-songwriter Claire Elise Boucher, whose stage name is Grimes, is going up against major labels who want to prevent songs from being created with artificial intelligence that
Canadian singer-songwriter Claire Elise Boucher, whose stage name is Grimes, is going up against major labels who want to prevent songs from being created with artificial intelligence that imitates the voices of famous artists. According to the singeranyone can use AI to create songs with their voice and she intends to split the profits 50/50 if the song is successful.
While Drake doesn’t like AI-generated music, Grimes wants to take advantage of the opportunity to turn a profit. “I will share 50% of the royalties for any successful AI-generated song that uses my voice,” Grimes tweeted. Since she is not part of any record label, she said, people can use her voice without legal obligation.
Grimes is not the first artist to welcome others using her voice to create music. Holly Herndon, an experimental musician, allows users to upload audio files and receive a sung version with her Holly Plus artificial voice. Generative AI, with the ability to imitate any voice, is becoming more and more advanced, although it is still possible to distinguish an artist’s voice from an AI-generated one. As technology advances, this distinction is expected to become increasingly complex.
The singer does not provide details in the publication on how the distribution of profits from songs created by AI will work. However, in follow-up tweetshe claims to want to do away with the notion of copyright. “I think it’s cool to be fused with a machine and I love the idea of ​​opening up all forms of art and killing copyright.”
ABOUT Grimes’ comment is controversial, to say the least.. After all, if she wants to make all forms of art free and do away with copyright, she can’t claim 50% of the profits from AI-generated music, even using her voice. Regardless of the position of the singer, the problems with generative AI in the music industry are just beginning, and in the coming years, we can expect fierce battles between record companies and works created by artificial intelligence.
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Source: Mundo Conectado
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