> It'll be kind of a reverse Hatsune Miku, but things won't change that much. I don’t really agree with this for two reasons: 1. It is understood that vocal s

> It'll be kind of a reverse Hatsune Miku, but things won't change that much. I don’t really agree with this for two reasons: 1. It is understood that vocal synths (e.g. Hatsune Miku) are not humans and that humans are not vocal synths. There are also humans covering songs originally sang by synths and vice versa, but everybody still understands what’s going on. (Heck, there are even synths based on the voice of real human singers, e.g. KAFU; it’s still understood that the singer and synth aren’t the same thing.) 2. Vocal synths are not fully AI and require a significant amount of ‘tuning’ to sound good (with various producers generally having their own ‘sound’ due to differences in tuning style). They are also just a voice, they don’t generate any instrumentals. Therefore, a human-produced song sang by a vocal synth is still a long way off from a fully AI-generated song.