KISS's Gene Simmons Urges Music World to Engage With Artificial Intelligence
Gene Simmons of KISS urged the music world to get on board with artificial intelligence during a Tuesday appearance on NewsNation's program The Hill with Blake Burman, according to The Hill.
According to The Hill's report, Gene Simmons of KISS fame is urging the music world to get on board with artificial intelligence (AI). In the report, written by Judy Kurtz, the outlet said Simmons was asked about his stance on the technology on NewsNation's program The Hill with Blake Burman on Tuesday.
The Hill reported that Simmons was asked whether the technology would be good or bad for music. The summary of that report does not say how Simmons answered the question in full.
The Hill's headline attributed to Simmons the words "Learn how to use it, otherwise it will use you." The text of the report beyond that headline was not included in the summary available to this newspaper, so the surrounding context of the remark is not confirmed here.
The Hill's report, as summarized, did not include any response from other figures in the music industry or any further detail about the broadcast on NewsNation.
The Hill identified Simmons by his association with KISS. The details in this story are drawn solely from The Hill's report as summarized and have not been independently verified.