‘This music sucks’: Nick Cave shouldn’t be a fan of an AI music created by Kiwi fan

Singer Nick Cave has referred to as a music written by a synthetic intelligence chatbot within the fashion of one among his songs as a “grotesque mockery of what it’s to be human”.

The Australian singer-songwriter was writing in his publication The Red Hand Flies in response to a fan referred to as Mark from New Zealand who had steered he take heed to a music written by ChatGPT, The Guardian reported.

Mark despatched Cave the music, written utilizing the viral software program which can be utilized to impersonate the fashion of particular people.

The ChatGPT model of Nick Cave included the Cave-inspired lyrics “I’m the sinner, I’m the saint/I’m the darkness, I’m the sunshine/I’m the hunter, I’m the prey/I’m the satan, I’m the saviour”.

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Writing again, the singer mentioned he didn’t “really feel the identical enthusiasm round this know-how”.

In response to the usage of AI, Cave wrote, “It may by no means be rolled again, or slowed down, because it strikes us towards a utopian future, possibly, or our whole destruction. Who can probably say which?

“Judging by this music ‘within the fashion of Nick Cave’ although, it doesn’t look good, Mark. The apocalypse is nicely on its means. This music sucks”.

Cave went on to name ChatGPT an train in “replication as travesty”, The Guardian reported.

The singer is presently within the means of writing songs for a brand new album, a course of he referred to as a “blood and guts enterprise” that requires “humanness”.

The Into My Arms singer completed by thanking Mark, however mentioned he didn’t just like the music that a lot.

Cave’s earlier studio album with the Dangerous Seeds, Ghosteen, got here out in 2019.