AR Rahman uses AI to recreate voices of late singers in 'Lal Salaam'
AR Rahman, an Oscar-winning composer, has made headlines again for bringing back the voices of two deceased vocalists, Bamba Bakya and Shahul Hameed. The artist used artificial intelligence (AI) to reproduce their voices for the song 'Thimiri Yezhuda' in Rajinikanth's 'Lal Salaam'. rahman said that he obtained permission from their families and paid for it. However, this has left the Internet split.
AR rahman is awaiting the publication of 'Lal Salaam'. aishwarya Rajinikanth directed the film, which will be released in cinemas on february 9. Rahman, a prominent experimentalist, used artificial intelligence to replicate the voices of two late legends for a film. He used AI voice models to bring the voices of the late Bamba Bakya and Shahul Hameed back to life.
AR rahman is awaiting the publication of 'Lal Salaam'. aishwarya Rajinikanth directed the film, which will be released in cinemas on february 9. Rahman, a prominent experimentalist, used artificial intelligence to replicate the voices of two late legends for a film. He used AI voice models to bring the voices of the late Bamba Bakya and Shahul Hameed back to life.
Bamba Bakya and Shahul Hameed collaborated extensively with AR Rahman, producing several chart-topping songs. While Shahul Hameed died in a vehicle accident in 1997, Bamba Bakya died from heart arrest in 2022. While some people praised AR rahman for asking permission and compensating their families, others described it as 'unethical'.