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Nile Rodgers is defending his use of AI in a forthcoming music video after fans objected to the project. He says the video is intended to bring holiday cheer to children who are ill or bedridden, and plans to release it by 20 November.
Why it mattersRolling Stone reports that Rodgers told critics to wait for the finished video before judging it. A familiar creative argument, then: is AI a tool in the artist’s hands, or does using it change the work in ways that matter regardless of the intention?
Discuss: Should audiences judge AI-assisted art by the finished work and its purpose, or does the use of AI itself matter enough to shape whether they support it?
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