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Composer AR Rahman ... Rahman discussed the risks of incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into music while vehemently opposing this trend. Remixes are not a new trend. In Hindi music ...

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The trend of remixes isn't new. It began in the late '90s in Hindi music. But over the last few years, it has acquired a new form, with songs as new as 5-6 years old also getting remixes.

Music composer AR Rahman has expressed his strong disapproval of the increasing trend of song remixes and the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) in music. In a recent interview, Rahman criticised ...

AR Rahman recently revealed that he does not like modern filmmakers remaking good old songs and calling it a “reimagination” to justify the act. He believes there should be some ethics in any ...

In the interview, AR Rahman said, “I believe in always following certain ethics. You can’t take a song from a movie and use it in another movie six years later, saying you are reimagining it.