Producer of “Kpop Demon Hunters” accused of use of chatgpt for the writing of songs

Netflix Hit Kpop demon hunters remained in the conversation largely due to his successful soundtrack, but now one of these songs has been examined for potentially obtained a Chatgpt assist.

In a recent discussion in Seoul for the newly open Korean office in Openai, the songwriter Vince would have said that he had used controversial technology to help write the song “Soda Pop”, played in the film by the Demonic Saja Boys. He is recognized as one of the many co-writers on the track, according to a blog article Netflix.

A tweet now deleted (kept in a screen on Reddit) says that it is written by an executive from Openai Read: “The favorite moment of the launch celebration was hearing the singer / composer Vince Share that Chatgpt helped him write ‘` soda pop’ ‘from Kpop demon hunters! It apparently gave him ideas so that it sounds “more sparkling”. »»

Here is where things get complicated. The alleged use of the AI ​​to help write “Soda Pop” was reported for the first time in the English version of Juongang daily – but the original Korean text of the article makes no mention of the cat cat specifically during the production of the production of the production of the production of the production of production of the production of the production of the production of the production of Kpop Demon Hunters’ music.

A translator on Gizmodo’s staff revealed that Vince has rather made a much wider declaration – “I sometimes use Chatgpt to be inspired while producing K -Pop” – while discussing how AI technology is already used in the K -POP industry.

As Kotaku pointed out, Kpop demon hunters previously had to repel the allegations surrounding his characters made with AI. Rei Friend, one of the singers of the group of girls in the film Huntr / X, also had to insist that she and the co-signers Ejae and Audrey Nuna are real human beings.

Io9 contacted Netflix for clarification and will update if we hear.

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