A lot of people use AI every day, and most of the time it is just used to help solve a problem. But you probably haven’t heard of an AI music artist.
Yes, as mentioned in the introduction, there is an AI music artist. If you listened to its music without knowing it was AI, it would be very hard to tell, except for the music video, which is clearly AI. Its name is Xania Monet, and even the picture of it is obviously AI-generated.
Most people wonder, what’s the problem with this? Why is it an issue? The concern is that real artists use skill and hard work to create music, and AI-generated music can feel disrespectful or unfair because it can be made quickly and easily compared to music that took real effort to create.
There is also an AI actor called Tilly Norwood. Like the AI music artist, she is fully computer-generated. This one is different, however, because she looks realistic—movies require actors to look believable. The same problem arises for actors as with musicians: the skills they spent years developing are being replaced by AI. Tilly Norwood was created by Particle6 Productions.
Actors like Emily Blunt, Whoopi Goldberg, and Melissa Barrera have expressed frustration with AI actresses like Tilly Norwood. This is understandable, as no one wants to be replaced by AI, especially in a profession that requires talent and pays well.
AI is becoming a major issue in the world, and many people don’t realize how much it affects daily life. Slowly but surely, AI is changing industries, threatening careers, and raising questions about fairness and creativity. This is how AI is affecting people today.
