""Well, going forward it's gonna be this AI thing," responded Tremonti. "I think everybody needs to enjoy it as much as they can because in the history of the human race, this will be the last time you'll know art is real. It's anything from music to literature to movie scripts to paintings to visual art. AI is gonna come on in. There's gonna be a lot of true artists that keep doing it true, but they're gonna be overwhelmed by the just overwhelming amount of fake art that's gonna come out.""
""And I think the other thing that's gonna be interesting is when you put a record out, they can even do it with this record because it's certainly capable at this point, people will be like, 'Oh, is that something that they actually created, or did they just have AI do that and then they performed it?' Is it gonna take away the mystique where people are always second-guessing whether it's actually legit?""
""Both of us are extremely passionate about writing. I think writing is what drives us more than anything. We love the creative process, so the idea that someone would think for a second that you might not have actually chased it down yourself is kind of heartbreaking.""
Mark Tremonti warns that advancing artificial intelligence will make it increasingly difficult to know whether art is authentic, predicting a flood of fake music, literature, scripts, paintings, and visual art that could overwhelm true artists. Myles Kennedy notes that audiences may second-guess whether recordings were genuinely created by the band or generated with AI and then performed. Both musicians stress their deep commitment to writing and the creative process and feel hurt at the implication their work could be dismissed as manufactured. Tremonti admits to feeling some hypocrisy after using AI elements in a recent music video.
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