Celine Dion Warns Fans About Fake AI-Generated Music Using Her Likeness
The singer's team has issued a statement cautioning against unauthorized AI-created songs falsely attributed to her.
- Celine Dion's management has alerted fans about AI-generated songs falsely claiming to feature her voice and likeness.
- These unauthorized recordings are not part of Dion's official discography and have not been approved by the artist or her team.
- Examples of fake AI songs include a gospel cover, a duet with Whitney Houston, and a collaboration with Charlie Puth, according to reports.
- The rise of AI in music has sparked concerns among artists, with Dion joining a broader call for stricter regulations on AI use in creative industries.
- Dion recently returned to the spotlight after battling stiff person syndrome, performing at the 2024 Paris Olympics and releasing music for her documentary.