AI

Ian Anderson predicts “sadder times” ahead as he foresees collapse of trust as slop becomes more convincing.

How worried should we be about the growing number of AI-generated images, videos and even songs involving classic rock artists?

Blocks of inspirational text have appeared on his social media accounts with no clear sources cited.

Tech pioneer warns of a “chasm of mediocrity” and wonders if it’s possible for an algorithmic creation to make someone cry.

The band's already divisive disco-influenced 1979 album gets a country makeover.

Drummer reports concerns over technology’s ability to “steal you.”

ABBA’s Bjorn Ulvaeus warns that corporations could profit from stolen ideas and unpaid creations.

Fan apologizes for “Hop Skip Jump!” track then follows up by posting a real-life Kinks cover.

That’s how much compensation the RIAA is demanding from Suno and Udio, which are accused of copyright violation.

UMG plans to let artists control and profit from virtual vocals, which could help people like Jon Bon Jovi extend their careers.