1 day ago · That AI-restored Beatles song won Grammy for Best Rock Performance The “Now and Then” track was released in 2023 after machine learning was used to clean up an old John Lennon demo

2 days ago · AI-infused art just notched a major victory in its quest for legitimacy: a Grammy. On Sunday night, “Now and Then”—a previously unreleased Beatles’ song finished decades after its inception with the aid of artificial intelligence —won the Grammy for Best Rock Performance.. The occasion marks the first time a song knowingly created with AI …

1 day ago · It was 2023 when McCartney disclosed he had succeeded in extracting the voice of John Lennon from a crude recording using AI and was using it to complete a "final" Beatles song. "Now And Then" was ...

1 day ago · The Beatles won Best Rock Performance at the 2024 Grammy Awards for "Now and Then." The song, built from a 1970s John Lennon demo, was completed using AI technology to isolate his vocals. This ...

1 day ago · The Beatles’ AI-assisted track “Now and Then” won the Grammy for Best Rock Performance on Sunday night, marking the first time that a song of its kind has taken home the award. No, Paul ...

The Beatles won a Grammy on Sunday night, nearly 55 years after the famed band broke up, thanks to a little help from artificial intelligence. The band's song, Now and Then, released in November ...

1 day ago · The Beatles won their first and second Grammys in 1965 at the 7th Grammy Awards, where they earned best new artist and best performance by a vocal group for their timeless hit “A Hard Day’s ...

2 days ago · Congratulations to the band on The Beatles’ “Now And Then” GRAMMY win for Best Rock Performance! Image. Thank you to the @recordingacademy and all the fans, now and then. ...

1 day ago · The Beatles have won best rock performance for their last song 'Now and Then' at the Grammys – their first win at the music awards for 28 years.. The song was originally written and sung by John ...

1 day ago · Fortunately, AI can now do that without much bleed or loss. The surviving Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, were able to complete the song by recording new bass and drum parts and releasing ...