David Guetta caused a big controversy by using the ChatGTP application to generate the entry of Eminem through artificial intelligence and use it in a remix during a concert.
“I did it as a joke and I have no intention of launching it commercially,” he clarified, but the discussion was still making the rounds of the networks.
The famous French Parisian DJ found a page on the Internet that allows you to emulate different voices from the ChatGTP tool and chose the option of recreating Eminem’s voice and then incorporating it into one of his live sets.
Then he posted a video on his networks, where you can see and hear how a voice identical to that of the famous American rapper sounds, which says: “This is the future of rave sound. I’m coming out of the underground.”
Even the 55-year-old artist He uploaded a fragment of an interview to his networks in which he explains how this successful experiment came about by ChatGTP software.
“It’s something I did as a joke and it worked so well I couldn’t believe it. I discovered those web pages about artificial intelligence. Basically, you can write texts in the style of any artist you like. So I entered, “Write an Eminem-style verse about Future Rave” and went to another AI website. which can recreate the voice.
Of his audience’s reaction, he added, “I put the lyric on and people went crazy.”
In the same publication on his networks, the DJ clarified that this find that he used for one of his live shows will not be released commercially.
The Nick Cave case
ChatGTP software, which uses artificial intelligence, was developed in 2022 by OpenAI and is becoming a way to create and recreate voices and texts. a fan of Nick CaveFor example, he asked the program to write him a song in the style of the famous Australian singer.
Pj Harvey’s ex had access to this letter and his reaction was not the best: “I understand that ChatGPT is in its infancy, but perhaps this is the emerging horror of AI: that it will always be in its infancy. It can never go back or slow down, as it leads us towards a utopian future, perhaps, or towards our total destruction. Who can say which? Judging by this “Nick Cave” style song, it doesn’t look very good. The apocalypse is coming. This song sucks.”
Source: Clarin
