The track, which has not been approved by either musician, has been viewed eight million times on TikTok.
By Mark SavageA song that uses Artificial Intelligence to clone the voices of Drake and The Weeknd has gone viral on social media.
The creator, known as @ghostwriter, claims the song was created by software trained on the musician's voices."We really are in a new era," responded one listener in the comments. "Can't even tell what's legit or fake anymore." Since it was posted on Friday, the song has been viewed more than 8.5 million times on TikTok. The full version has also been played 254,000 times on Spotify.
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