AI Album Covers Have No Place in Hip-Hop
A visual artist who built his career on creating covers for independent rap records laments how AI is bastardizing his life’s work.
A visual artist who built his career on creating covers for independent rap records laments how AI is bastardizing his life’s work.
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Several rap icons have taken to artificial intelligence as a bold step in the genre’s future. They couldn’t be more wrong.
Consider this an introduction to our taste, both individually as veteran music journalists and together as Hearing Things.