Google will create an artificial intelligence capable of imitating the music of famous singers: Okezone techno

Google in collaboration with Universal Music they are evaluating the possibility of creating a tool that can be used to create music generated by artificial intelligence (AI). The concept is similar to a deepfake, in the future the instrument will be able to imitate the voice of a famous singer.

Reported by gizmode, Friday (8/11/2023), deepfake songs can convincingly imitate singers’ voices. While it’s undeniable that it will reap disadvantages from the community, Google confirms it will license deepfake music to Universal Music under the aegis of the law.

Affected copyright holders will be paid for the use of their vocal likenesses and will have the choice of granting permission to Universal Music and Google to license AI-generated music using their voices.

It has been reported that Google and Universal Music are currently in the early stages of talks to create a deepfake tool and there are rumors that there is still a long way to go for the two companies to make it happen. The two are still trying to reach an agreement.

But several artists have championed the development of AI-generated music, including Grimes, who told Rolling Stone magazine that anyone can use their voice to create a song without penalty, as long as they agree to a 50/50 royalty split. 50.

In June, Paul McCartney also announced that artificial intelligence would be used to create new Beatles songs by extracting John Lennon’s voice from a 1978 demo recording to create “the ultimate Beatles record”.

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