The Beatles' "Now and Then" earned a record of the year nomination, making it the first AI-assisted song to be nominated for a Grammy in history.

The Beatles' 'Now and Then' may win record of the year. Is it singular for the academy, or a boomer-rock harbinger? AI might help the Beatles win their final Grammy.

The "band" has released two albums within three weeks of one another on a streaming service that does not differentiate ...

The idea that The Beatles would put out a song with some level of AI generation didn't sit well with me, and I bet many others out there. However, it's important to note the difference between AI ...

The Beatles' song "Now and Then" has earned two Grammy nominations, raising some eyebrows in the industry because the production involved an AI assist to get John Lennon's vocals.

Authentic Artists, Bandlab and Boomy are just three of the latest platforms that can create AI-generated music for anyone at the click of a button. Think ChatGPT—the generative language tool ...

Paul McCartney says there will be a new Beatles record – created with help from artificial intelligence. McCartney, one of the two living Beatles, said AI was used to extricate the late John ...

Ringo Starr clarified that The Beatles would not be faking John Lennon's vocals through AI after Paul McCartney angered fans last month with the announcement of new music.

This brings us to this week’s headlines trumpeting new AI-generated Beatles material. During a BBC Radio 4 interview, McCartney announced that a “new” Beatles record is on the horizon.

The Beatles show off their MBE medals after the royal investiture at Buckingham Palace, London, Tuesday 26th October 1965.

The Beatles won a Grammy Award last night for their new song Now and Then. The song was produced with AI, but that doesn't mean it's AI-generated.