KISS乐队成员吉恩·西蒙斯正敦促音乐界拥抱人工智能。周二，这位《Rock and Roll All Nite》的演唱者在NewsNation节目《The Hill with Blake Burman》中被问及他对AI的立场，以及该技术对音乐是“利大于弊还是弊大于利”。《国会山报》和NewsNation均由Nexstar Media Group所有。“这不重要，”西蒙斯告诉伯曼。“未来已来。”
Gene Simmons of KISS fame is urging the music world to get on board with artificial intelligence. The "Rock and Roll All Nite" singer was asked about his stance on AI on NewsNation's "The Hill with Blake Burman" on Tuesday, and whether the technology will be "good or bad" for music. The Hill and NewsNation are both owned by Nexstar Media Group. "It doesn't matter," Simmons told Burman. "The future is here."
“你得学会怎么用它，否则它就会利用你，”现年77岁的西蒙斯说。
"You've got to learn how to use it, otherwise it will use you," Simmons, 77, said.
近年来，多位艺人抗议其作品在AI工具开发中被“未经授权使用”。2024年，“电台司令”、The Cure乐队以及ABBA成员等数千名艺术家联署公开信，反对“将创意作品未经授权用于训练生成式AI”，称这对“这些作品背后创作者的生计构成重大、不公正的威胁”。
Several entertainers have protested against the "unlicensed use" of their work in the development of AI tools in recent years. In 2024, Radiohead, the Cure and musicians from ABBA were among thousands of artists who signed on to a public letter objecting to the "unlicensed use of creative works for training generative AI," calling it a "major, unjust threat to the livelihoods of the people behind those works."
在《The Hill》的采访中，西蒙斯还重申了对《美国音乐公平法案》的支持。该立法将要求广播公司为播放音乐向表演者支付报酬。西蒙斯提到，他去年曾在参议院司法委员会知识产权小组委员会作证，并表示自己还“单独花时间”与特朗普总统讨论过该法案。西蒙斯预测该法案“将会通过”，他告诉伯曼：“我会成为挡路者屁股后头一只大大的、愤怒的黄蜂，我才不在乎呢。”
During his interview on "The Hill," Simmons also reiterated his support for the American Music Fairness Act. The legislation would require radio corporations to pay performers for playing their music. Noting that he testified last year before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, Simmons said he's also "spent some alone time" talking about the legislation with President Trump. Simmons predicted that the bill "will pass," telling Burman, "I'm going to be a big, angry bee in the butt of everybody who stands in its way, and I don't care."