Artificial intelligence(AI)websites like ChatGPT and Google's Bard are very young, but there have been many questions about them. One question is whether music and art produced by AI are real music and art.
Daniel Ek, the boss of the music streaming site Spotify,has answered this question. He says there are many uses of AI that are OK for making music. He has told the BBC that Spotify has no plans to give up all music created by artificial intelligence.This includes the auto-tune software（自动调谐软件）that helps singers correct their voice levels and can add good hearing effects to a singer's voice. Mr Ek says the auto-tune software improves music.
However, Daniel Ek says using AI in music will be discussed for "many, many years".The biggest problem is that AI copies the voice of other singers. Spotify once removed one song created by an AI platform. It copied the voices of the singers Drake and The Weeknd. The platform even competed for a Grammy Music Award with the song, but it was refused. Neither Drake nor The Weeknd has known about the song. Mr Ek says it is a serious problem to copy singers' voices. He says it will be difficult to tell if a song is "sung" by a robot or a human. He adds that the future of music production is going to be hard to deal with.
