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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
Jenny Garnsworthy

Many in favour of AI being used to create new work from musicians who have died

Michael Jackson was the most popular choice among those questioned about who they would like AI to create new music from (Alamy/PA) -

More than half of UK adults are in favour of artificial intelligence (AI) being used to create new music from musicians who have died, such as John Lennon, Elvis Presley and Freddie Mercury, research has found.

The findings from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) reveal that 58% of UK adults like the idea of AI creating new music from some of the great composers and performers of the past, with Michael Jackson being the most popular choice, followed by Queen frontman Mercury, and then Bob Marley.

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