Mick Jagger open to 'original' AI-generated music: 'Have your own thoughts'.
In an interview for Billboard published on Thursday, the Rolling Stones frontman was asked for his take on the rise of the controversial technology. "Obviously, I don't want to be imitated by AI, vocally and instrumentally, and the band doesn't. I don't want people just putting stuff out there that can sound exactly like The Rolling Stones - I think that's obviously wrong,". "If someone wants to make music by AI, go ahead. But it has to be original - you have to have your own input and your own thoughts."
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Their latest album "Foreign Tongues" secured the top spot on the UK Official Albums Chart, making it the Rolling Stones’ 15th No. 1 and tying The Beatles' record. The album, featuring notable guest artists and a posthumous appearance by Charlie Watts, follows their Grammy-winning "Hackney Diamonds."
