With the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), they made the singer Adele dedicate a tribute song to the right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, murdered in mid-September.
“Thank you, Adele, “It’s a magnificent song.”. These types of messages can be read among the hundreds of comments that were posted on a YouTube video that paid tribute to the speaker.
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However, the song published on that digital platform was artificially generated y It has nothing to do with the British star.
AI can now create songs from simple text prompts, imitating the voices of famous artists without their consent.
For this reason, there are similar tributes created with AI on YouTube with millions of views and attributed to stars like Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber.
On the other hand, in many cases the voices do not resemble those of the original artists, but many Internet users continue to believe and show interest in the fake content generated by AI that floods the internet.
“I’m afraid that what made the Internet so great in the first place disappeared. It was replaced by mediocre content created by scammers looking to make money“Alex Mahadevan of the Poynter media institute told various media outlets.
“We are becoming passive consumers of ‘content’ and not active and conscious digital citizens,” he added.
Finally, after at least three fake tribute videos were debunked, including one attributed to Adele, the video giant quickly removed them.
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