In recent months, it’s become hard to discuss art without discussing artificial intelligence - whether it’s AI-generated images winning photography awards or debating the nature of art and human creativity online. Recently, we’ve seen an explosion of AI-generated music, and while some of it is decent, the Grammys have now made clear the award is reserved for human creators - for now, anyway.
Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr told Grammys.com that while the academy will allow AI music and content to be submitted, “the Grammys will only be allowed to go to human creators who have contributed creatively in the appropriate categories”.
