The Grammys just drew the line between artists and AI

There are copyright implications, especially when artists aren't explicitly agreeing to their voices being re-used for new songs. 

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Every year, the Recording Academy, the organization behind the Grammy Awards, must reevaluate its guidelines and award rules to reflect such factors as the shifting popularity of music genres and new award categories. This year, the Academy has to account for a new up-and-coming artist--AI. 

Generative AI has permeated many different industries including the music scene, allowing people to create entire songs simply by using AI. 

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