Popular TikTok account FlowGPTMusic has caught the attention of Bad Bunny, the reggaeton superstar, for using his voice without permission in one of their mashup videos. The track titled "Nostalgia" features AI-generated voices of Justin Bieber and Daddy Yankee, skillfully blended with a computer-generated version of Bad Bunny's distinct voice. However, this unauthorized use of his voice has left Bad Bunny less than thrilled about the situation. This incident raises concerns about the boundaries of AI-generated content and the importance of obtaining proper consent when utilizing artists' voices in such creations.

Business Insider recently revealed that they gained access to a private WhatsApp channel, where Bad Bunny expressed his strong disapproval of the viral TikTok track featuring his unauthorized voice. In a heated message to the group, the Puerto Rican artist made it clear that anyone who enjoyed the song should immediately leave the group, as they did not deserve to be his friends. He further emphasized that his new album was created precisely to distance himself from individuals who appreciated such low-quality music. Bad Bunny's frustration extended to the idea of having these people attend his tour; he made it clear that he did not want them there either. It's evident that the artist strongly rejects the use of his voice without permission and seeks to distance himself from any association with the controversial track.

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Ice Cube, a prominent artist and actor, voiced his strong opposition to the concept of using AI technology in music production during an interview with Piers Morgan over the summer. Ice Cube firmly believed that it takes away the essence of creativity from the music-making process. He expressed his disapproval by stating that he considered the use of AI in music as "terrible" and believed it would result in people becoming lazier and less innovative. To emphasize his point, Ice Cube drew a parallel with another industry, highlighting the negative impact automation has had on job opportunities. His stance reflects a concern for the integrity and passion that comes from genuine artistic expression in the music industry.

Ice Cube went even further to illustrate his argument against AI in music by drawing a parallel with on-screen acting. He invoked the scenario of a movie sequel, where he decided not to participate, but the movie company had the rights to his likeness. In this hypothetical situation, they could use AI to digitally insert Ice Cube into the film against his wishes, making him say and do things he would never agree to. Ice Cube found this concept appalling, emphasizing that it was terrible because it undermines an artist's agency and authenticity. This comparison highlights his concerns about the potential misuse of AI technology in the creative industry, whether it involves living artists or even posthumously manipulating the work of artists who are no longer alive.