Russians Spread AI-Generated Songs Glorifying the War in Ukraine
People in Russia are using American-built artificial intelligence platforms to create and spread music that glorifies the invasion of Ukraine, The New York Times reports.

According to The New York Times, a new form of Russian propaganda has emerged: music generated with artificial intelligence that celebrates the invasion of Ukraine.
Built on American Technology
The songs are produced and shared using AI music-generation platforms developed in the United States. This means content glorifying the war is being created with tools built by Western companies, highlighting an apparent gap between the intended use of such technology and how it is actually being applied.
A New Kind of Propaganda
The development suggests that creating propaganda has become easier than ever, as AI tools allow people to quickly generate content that once required more resources and professional involvement. This raises new questions for the companies behind these platforms about how to handle material being used to promote a war.
The case also points to a broader issue: technology built in one country can end up serving purposes that run counter to the values or intentions of its creators. How to limit such misuse remains an open question both for technology firms and for the wider public following the information war surrounding Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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