Grimes's AI Revolution: How She Cloned Her Voice for Royalties

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Grimes's AI Revolution: How She Cloned Her Voice for Royalties

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In this episode, we dive into one of the most groundbreaking moves in the music industry. In 2023, Canadian artist Grimes didn't just allow AI to clone her voice; she built a platform for it called Elf.Tech. She invited creators worldwide to use her AI voice in their songs, pioneering a revolutionary business model for the AI era. This wasn't a gimmick. It was a strategic partnership with a 50/50 royalty split, turning a potential threat into a massive opportunity. We explore how this project, backed by the company CreateSafe, is challenging the very ideas of copyright and artist identity, and creating a new blueprint for how artists can collaborate with AI and their fans. Pain Point/Attraction Example: Imagine you're an electronic producer who has created the perfect track, but you lack the right vocalist. You need a unique, ethereal voice to make it a hit, but you can't afford a professional singer. With Elf.Tech, you can now legally and easily apply the voice of a world-renowned artist, Grimes, to your own melody, and if it succeeds, you both share the rewards. Key Takeaways: - How did Grimes transform the threat of AI voice cloning into a profitable business? - What exactly is the 50/50 royalty split model, and could it become an industry standard? - Why would an established artist willingly open-source their own voice? - What is the technology behind Elf.Tech and the venture-funded company CreateSafe? - How does this model challenge traditional ideas of music copyright and authorship? - Could this approach be the ultimate solution to illegal AI voice deepfakes? - What are the potential risks for artists who license their vocal identity? - Is this the future of collaboration between artists, fans, and technology? Follow my YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chenran818 Listen to my music on Apple Music, Spotify or other platforms: https://ffm.bio/chenran818 Interest in how much money I made from AI music? Checkout this report: http://ranchen.org/music-earnings.html

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