A collaborative track featuring AI-generated facsimiles of Drake and the Weeknd’s voices titled “Heart on My Sleeve” has been submitted for Grammy consideration. One caveat: Neither Drake nor the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The baffling legalities around “Heart on My Sleeve,” the song that uses AI-generated renditions of vocals by Drake and the Weeknd, ...

“Heart on My Sleeve,” a song created by the producer Ghostwriter using deepfaked vocal likenesses of Drake and The Weeknd, has been submitted to the Grammys for consideration, the New York Times ...

“Heart on My Sleeve,” TikTok creator Ghostwriter’s recent AI-generated riff on the Weeknd and Drake, understandably upped the ante of angst in the music industry. It threw off vibes of the original, ...

“Heart on My Sleeve,” the song from a TikTok user that was modeled using AI-generated vocals from Drake and The Weeknd, is not eligible for a Grammy after all. In a New York Times story published ...

One of the most trending media on TikTok over the past week is a fake song, and this was a track called "Heart on My Sleeve" which featured two Canadian hip hop artists Drake and The Weeknd. However, ...

Sorry, Ghostwriter, but the Recording Academy just handed you a big boo. Seeming to walk back some apparently unpopular comments he made earlier this week to The New ...

However, a rep for the Recording Academy noted to Variety on Friday that the Times did not mis-report anything. Rather, what Mason said next was omitted from multiple articles reporting the news: He ...

The baffling legalities around “Heart on My Sleeve,” the song that uses AI-generated renditions of vocals by Drake and the Weeknd, continued on Friday as Recording Academy chief Harvey Mason Jr.