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Kelly Clarkson is not interested in pretending artificial intelligence is going away. She says she loves the technology, already uses ChatGPT in her own life and is curious about what people will create with AI in music.<\/p>\n
There is one place, however, where she wants a clearer dividing line. During the September 30 episode of Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers\u2019 Las Culturistas<\/em> podcast, Clarkson said she does not think AI artists should compete directly against human musicians on the same charts.<\/p>\n \u201cControversial, I don\u2019t care. Here\u2019s the thing, I love AI,\u201d Clarkson said during the podcast\u2019s \u201cI Don\u2019t Think So Honey\u201d segment, according to Just Jared<\/a>. She said she was excited by what people could create musically with the technology but added, \u201cWhen you see AI artists competing on a chart with humans, I have an issue.\u201d<\/p>\n Clarkson proposed separate charts, saying there could be an audience for both forms of music without requiring synthetic artists and human performers to compete under the same category.<\/p>\nClarkson Said AI Artists Should Have Their Own Chart<\/h2>\n