Artificial intelligence has been used in a variety of ways to create artistic content. One way this technology is used is to produce musical compositions.
Recently, a song made by AI which unites the voices of two singers who died in 2021. Find out more about the subject and the reaction of fans after the release of this controversial content.
AI generates posthumous songs and causes controversy
The use of technology to create digital content, such as illustrations or music, has still generated some discussion in the artistic world. Recently, an unusual song made by AI sparked some discussion on social media.
The two artists chosen to voice the melody were Marília Mendonça and MC Kevin, both deceased.
Singer Marília Mendonça, a great country singer, passed away in November 2021 due to a plane crash. MC Kevin died in the same year after falling from the fifth floor of a hotel where he was staying.
Source: Reproduction
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The original song, titled “Intenção”, was originally recorded by Marília in collaboration with Gaab. However, the system created a new version with the participation of Kevin and the result was surprising due to the similarity with the content actually recorded by the artists.
This is not the first creation of artificial intelligence with the voice of deceased singers, and so it was expected that this issue would generate divergent opinions.
As expected, this is exactly what happened after the creation result was announced, when several fans shared their opinions on Twitter. Some listeners even liked the tribute and remembrance of the singers, even getting emotional.
On the other hand, some did not enjoy this production, justifying some uneasiness when listening to the songs, mainly due to the similarity with the singers’ voices. artists. For this group, the use of this technology has exceeded a certain limit.
Both singers passed away at the height of their careers, which caused a lot of commotion among all their fans. For this reason, this type of production is a sensitive subject for the public.
