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[SOSOYOUNG]

WOOZI refutes BBC's claims that SEVENTEEN has used AI in their music production.

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Lost in translation? or just plain out stupidness

A BBC article released on July 10, with the title 'Will K-pop's AI experiment pay off?', has brought about much discontent within the Seventeen fandom.

It is said to have misconstrued SEVENTEEN Woozi’s words, in which Woozi said he has experimented with AI technology.

In the article, BBC makes the direct claim that “Several of (K-pop’s) biggest stars have now used (AI) to create music videos and write lyrics, including boy band Seventeen.”

On July 14, Woozi has taken to his personal Instagram account to refute said claims, with an Instagram story clarifying that “All of SEVENTEEN’s music is written and composed by human creators.”

Aside from being a member of the popular boy group SEVENTEEN, Woozi is also one of the group’s main producers as he is involved in the lyric-writing and composition of almost every of their songs. He has also produced songs for other artists, such as Ailee, I.O.I, and fromis_9.

 

[magali]

god do i hate the name bbc.. i really thought flopberry was trying to leave the dungeon again

 

[Boyo]

Woozi literally carries Seventeen on his back by writing and composing their songs since the beginning. He didn’t deserve this bs from BBC.

 

[HelloGoodbyeDie]

BBC a bunch of stupid asses

saying nonsense and all that

 

[babyv004]

"Last year the South Korean group sold around 16 million albums, making them one of the most successful K-pop acts in history. But it’s their most recent album and single, Maestro, that’s got people talking. The music video features an AI-generated scene, and at the launch of the album in Seoul, one of the band members, Woozi, told reporters he was "experimenting" with AI when making music"
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Seventeen aren’t the only K-pop band experimenting with AI. Girl group Aespa, who have several AI members (??? do they mean aespa avatars?) as well as human ones, also used the technology in their latest music video. Supernova features generated scenes where the faces of band members remain still as only their mouths move.

What i took from this article it seems that what they are stating is that the kpop is using AI in the MVs and it's a matter of time until we start to see it also on the music (lyrics and composition)

But if anyone have another interpretation (bc english in not my mother tongue) pls correct me