Universal Music releases Beatles’ ‘last song’ with help from AI
The final Beatles song, “Now and Then,” has been released — made possible with a little help from AI to produce John Lennon’s vocal track.
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The final Beatles song, “Now and Then,” has been released — made possible with a little help from AI to produce John Lennon’s vocal track.
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