Brief
Kelly Clarkson says AI‑generated songs need a separate chart
The Grammy winner praised AI creativity but urged a distinct chart for AI‑generated tracks.
By Felo News Desk · Published
On the Las Culturistas podcast, Kelly Clarkson told host Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang that she loves artificial‑intelligence tools for music but believes AI‑generated songs should not compete with human artists on current charts. She said, “I love AI… but when you see AI artists competing on a chart with humans, I have an issue. I think there should be a separate chart.” Clarkson likened the situation to robots racing humans at the Olympics.
She noted that Billboard has pledged greater transparency around AI use, but she warned that “we can’t lose human” and that distinguishing AI from human work remains important.
Key facts
- Kelly Clarkson said AI‑generated music should have its own chart separate from human‑made songs. (hollywoodreporter.com)
- Clarkson praised AI’s creative possibilities while cautioning against direct competition with humans. (hollywoodreporter.com)
- Billboard announced it will increase transparency about AI use on its charts. (hollywoodreporter.com)
Sources
- [1] hollywoodreporter.com — originally reported as “Kelly Clarkson Loves AI, But Says AI Artists Shouldn’t Be “Competing With Humans” on Music Charts”
