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An AI-generated song featuring the cloned vocals of Drake and the Weeknd has officially been submitted for two Grammys.

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A known AI hater, Nick Cave has once again gone off on OpenAI's ChatGPT and its imitators being used to mimic real songwriting.

Lil Wayne has joined the ranks of artists who've weighed in on AI — and his take is as witty, individual, and potty-mouthed as his rhymes.

During a recent interview, rapper-turned-actor Ice Cube pulled no punches while trashing the use of AI in music.

The Recording Academy's CEO says that songs featuring AI contributions can be submitted for a Grammy, but only human creators can win.

Living music legend Paul McCartney has announced that he's using artificial intelligence to create "the last Beatles record."

A second Gallagher brother has responded to an AI-generated Oasis album — and because one loved it, the other, of course, had to hate it.

Ben Goertzel, the AI pioneer credited with popularizing the term "artificial intelligence," has much ado about, well, everything.

A scammer claims to have made thousands of dollars by selling "leaked" tracks by Frank Ocean that were actually generated by an AI.

Spotify has taken down "tens of thousands," or roughly seven percent of songs uploaded by AI music startup Boomy.

A guitarist asked OpenAI's ChatGPT to "write a guitar solo" — and the result, as demonstrated in a short clip, didn't disappoint.

When asked how he feels about AI, Calvin "Snoop Dogg" Broadus Junior didn't hold back, expressing a mix of fascination and concern.