Celine Dion has alerted her fans about the rise of fake, AI-generated songs that falsely claim to feature her voice. In a recent Instagram post, she emphasized that these recordings are unauthorized and do not belong to her official discography. This warning comes amid growing concerns in the music industry regarding the implications of artificial intelligence on artists' rights.
The issue of AI in music has sparked significant debate, with over 200 artists, including major names like Billie Eilish and Katy Perry, signing an open letter against AI-related threats. This letter, organized by the Artist Rights Alliance, calls for action against the misuse of AI technologies that infringe on artists' rights. Dion's warning highlights the urgent need for awareness and regulation in the face of evolving AI capabilities.
• Celine Dion warns about unauthorized AI-generated music circulating online.
• Over 200 artists signed a letter against AI threats in the music industry.
AI-generated music refers to songs created using artificial intelligence technologies, which can mimic artists' styles.
Deepfakes are synthetic media where a person's likeness is replaced with someone else's, often used in unauthorized contexts.
Voice cloning involves using AI to replicate a person's voice, raising concerns about authenticity and consent.
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