It is reported that YouTube is developing an AI voice change tool that can use the timbre recording of "famous musicians"

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Alejandro86 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com October 20, Bloomberg reported local time 19, people familiar with the matter revealed that YouTube is developing an AI-driven tool, creators can use a series of "famous musicians" voice recording audio.

According to sources, YouTube has approached record companies to get the rights to songs used to train the tool in order to achieve this feature. Although discussions between the two sides continue, major record labels have reportedly not signed any deals. For the music industry, AI has both broad prospects and significant threats.

YouTube launched new AI-based tools last month, one of which includes AI-generated videos dubbed into another language (other than the native language). Reported that the company had hoped to launch this use of AI to "change the voice" music tool, but because it has not yet obtained copyright and terminated.

In addition, CTOnews.com previously reported that in the first half of this year, a song "Heart On My Sleeve," created using singer Drake and The Weekend sound training models, became popular on platforms such as TikTok, with more than 8.5 million hits and more than 216,000 YouTube plays in full. The song was produced by @ghostwriter, who wrote in the YouTube video profile,"This is just the beginning."

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