The first musical video of AI, which Jered Chavez, 19-year-old student at the University of South Florida, Published on Instagram He was inventive: Drake, Ye and Kendrick Lamar, singing “Fukashigi but also a map”, the final song Rascal does not dream of a girl senpaiAnime is a series popular on the Internet. “I thought it was a cool concept,” Chavez said. “I am clearly not the first to start this, but that I highlight my page is that I am trying to put a small turn on it and add a comedic aspect.”
The student said that the comedic approach was partially designed to isolate it from the risks associated with the creation of work. “There are many contradictions and ethical problems with this region,” Chavez added. “It is obvious that people who make this music and use this AI take someone's semblance and most of the time without permission, creating something, which in fact puts words at the mouth of people.”
Chavez noted that this can be especially troublesome when it comes to using generative AI to reproduce the voices of dead artists. “They are not nearby to give their approval, and we do not know what they want,” he said. It seems not to bother those behind Bohemianrhapsod.aiWhich allows users to conduct a choir from 16 versions of Freddy Mercury, generated by AI, thanks to the most famous hit of the queen.
While consensus forms that generative AI is potentially unpleasant, no one actually knows whether the creators of lovers are on a shaped legal basis or not. Piaws said that he thinks about what he does, as the equivalent of modifying the game or producer fan fiction based on a popular book. “This is our version of this,” he said. “It can be good. It may be bad. I don't know. But this is a kind of inevitable thing that was supposed to happen. ”
Jonathan Bailey, former Soundwide Technology Director, Soundwide technology company, has a different look. “I think that you can put forward a convincing argument that the use of AI to realize the Jay-Z voice to force him to rap or sing something that he never created is a kind of form of theft of personality,” he said.
“I'm not a lawyer,” Bailey added. Lawyer Donald Passman from the gang, Tire, Ramer, Brown & Passman, Inc., who represented large artists such as Adele and Taylor Svift throughout his legendary career, refused to use AI in order to imitate artists for this story. He said that he did not want to say something incompatible with the position, which he can later take in court. “This is too new,” Passman said about technology.
Some music labels seem to have already thought. Discord servers, focused on AI, reported that many channels on YouTube, which publish the music generated by AI, were achieved using copyright. “I think this is one of the ways to cope with this,” Chavez said. “But, frankly, now this technology exists, I do not think that people will stop using it when -liba.
“Responsibility is the judgment of people who make [AI-generated music]he continued. “I am trying to use my best judgment. This is a kind of new territory for everyone. ”
