Is AI Going to Kill the Humanity of Art?



Is AI going to kill the humanity of art?

No, I don't think that AI is going to kill the humanity of art. Instead, I think that AI will help us come up with more and more ideas on how to make art. In the podcast, the team that was for AI said that people in the world are making a contrast with famous artists and using their voices to make more cool songs with AI. This can change the way we look at art. Songs that we think are made by famous singers might be made by AI. For example, people used Drake’s voice to make a song with him. I think it sounded cool and it would be a good thing if he was getting the fair royalties. An artist named Grimes did that and opened her voice to AI and would get 50% of the profit of songs. 


Also, humans will never be replaced by AI for live music because we need humans and DJs to hype up the audience.


In conclusion, AI will not take over the humanity of art but it is only helping us make songs.


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  1. Avid ArmadilloDecember 21, 2023 at 5:51 PM

    I'm afraid that AI will be bad for humans in the long run, but this article is optimistic! I love that it gives us hope! Thank you Kou!

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