AI vs. Human: The New Sound of Music

A new survey reveals that 97% of listeners can't distinguish between AI-generated music and human-composed songs, sparking ethical concerns in the music industry. Meanwhile, legal issues and celebrity ventures continue to make headlines, highlighting the complexities of fame and the entertainment sector's evolving landscape.

A recent Deezer–Ipsos survey revealed that 97% of music listeners cannot tell the difference between artificial intelligence-generated songs and those composed by humans. This concern is raising ethical debates within the music industry over concepts of creation, consumption, and copyright.

Meanwhile, Justin Baldoni has called for the dismissal of Blake Lively's lawsuit accusing him of misconduct on the set of the film 'It Ends With Us.' Baldoni's legal team argues he addressed Lively's concerns immediately.

Outside of legal battles, K-pop group NewJeans is set to return to record label ADOR after a contentious hiatus. The entertainment sector continues to evolve, illustrated by MrBeast's launch of a theme park in Saudi Arabia and George Clooney's exploration of fame's darker sides in his new film.

(With inputs from agencies.)