The singer Grimes is inviting artists to produce new music using versions of her voice generated by artificial intelligence.
, generated by artificial intelligence, was pulled from music streaming platforms. Major record labels have said songs using AI versions of singers' voices violate copyright law.
Grimes said that in some instances she may do copyright takedowns, but only if her voice is used for really"toxic" lyrics. The artist said she would have to really be pushed to want to take a song down."We expect a certain amount of chaos," the artist said."Grimes is an art project, not a music project. The ultimate goal has always been to push boundaries rather than have a nice song.
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