Musk singer's ex-girlfriend strongly supports AI to generate music: willing to share half of the royalties

While the music industry may be hit by generative artificial intelligence (AI), Musk's ex-girlfriend Grimes (Grimes) seems willing to embrace any potential the technology may offer.

Grimes and Musk, the Canadian producer and singer, tweeted on Sunday that she was willing to offer a 50 per cent royalty on any AI song successfully produced using her voice. The 50-50 agreement is the same as the cooperation she reached with any other artist. Grimes is her stage name, her official name is Claire Claire Boucher, and she has two children with Musk.

Phoenix New Media Technology AI learned that Grimes also encouraged creators to use her voice without having to worry about it. "Please feel free to use my voice and you won't be punished. I don't have a record company and I'm not legally binding." Grimes said.

In Grimes's tweet, she did not elaborate on how such royalty sharing would be carried out, nor did she know how to work with music from Grimes's past albums, which may still be held by record labels. For example, her previous album "Visions" was released by 4AD, a label owned by Baker Records. Her statement will run counter to the wishes of major record companies, which want a share of the use of any copyrighted music.

But Grimes has a history of experimenting with new technologies not only in music, but also in her personal life. A business partner at Mr. Grimes didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. 4AD had no immediate comment. Phoenix New Media science and technology "AI outpost" will continue to pay attention to this.