Jack Antonoff has a name for musicians who use artificial intelligence to make art, and he is not softening it for anyone. The 13-time Grammy winner and Bleachers frontman posted a journal entry to Instagram on Wednesday titled “Update #13,” in which he called out AI in music with unfiltered language and framed traditional songwriting as a “holy process.” “What we do has become an ancient ritual,” Antonoff wrote. “You don’t have to write music anymore, you don’t have to record it and you don’t have to bring the band out and play it. And yet for us, the idea
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Jack Antonoff has a name for musicians who use artificial intelligence to make art, and he is not softening it for anyone. The 13-time Grammy winner and Bleachers frontman posted a journal entry to Instagram on Wednesday titled “Update #13,” in which he called out AI in music with unfiltered language and framed traditional songwriting as a “holy process.” “What we do has become an ancient ritual,” Antonoff wrote. “You don’t have to write music anymore, you don’t have to record it and you don’t have to bring the band out and play it. And yet for us, the idea
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