John Lennon’s voice will be on a new Beatles song once again—with the help of artificial intelligence—the latest in a wave of technologically reincarnated performers that attorneys say implicates a checkerboard of state publicity rights.
Paul McCartney told BBC Radio 4 this week the Beatles will release a new song later in the year, using AI to isolate and “extricate” Lennon’s voice from a demo tape recorded about two years before his death in 1980.
The rapid rise of generative AI has prompted more than just technological enhancements of already recorded voices. It’s also led to the creation of new ...
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