Tyga Admits to Making New Album $tarface With AI: “I Don’t Care”
“It’s no different than when Auto-Tune came out,” he said in a recent interview
Tyga has admitted to using artificial intelligence (AI) to create his new album $tarface, a claim that has been met with accusations and controversy. The album, which incorporates elements from the 1980s, has been questioned for potentially being partially generated by AI technology. In a recent interview, Tyga addressed these allegations, stating that he does not care if people are upset by his use of AI in the album's production.
He compared his situation to that of a magician performing a trick, emphasizing that if the audience enjoys the final product, it doesn't matter how it was created. Tyga explained that the album's production involved using AI to acquire specific sounds and effects, similar to how some artists incorporated Auto-Tune into their work.
While Tyga insists that all the vocals on the album were performed by himself, the album's reception has been divided, with some praising his adaptability to technological advancements and others criticizing the use of AI in music production.
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