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Metal Hammer
Entertainment
Liz Scarlett

We now know what Slipknot's Corey Taylor thinks of AI-generated music

Corey Taylor

It's difficult these days to scroll for too long on the Internet without coming across something to do with artificial intelligence. While it's certainly a popular subject of debate for the more technology-minded of individuals, AI's recent presence within the music industry - from counterfeit albums to faux vocal impressions - has proved that it may have a much larger than imagined impact on our futures, both in the world of tech and in our every day lives as music fans.

And while such technology is certainly fascinating, it undoubtingly comes with a level of moral and artistic ambiguity. Should computers really be allowed to create art? In fact, are AI-generated creations even deserving of being called art? 

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