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Boy George defends AI use in pro-Israel song, threatens to fire reluctant bandmates

אוג 10, 2026 ·  Source: The Times of Israel 86Objectivity score86/100

Boy George defends AI use in pro-Israel song, threatens to fire reluctant bandmates

British pop star Boy George on Sunday defended his use of artificial intelligence to produce his new pro-Israel song “We Will Dance Again,” saying human musicians would have “gotten in my way” and warning that any members of his band who question performing the song would be fired.George has acknowledged using AI to help produce the controversial song, which pays tribute to the victims of the October 7, 2023, Hamas-led massacre at the Nova music festival, describing the technology’s role in its creation as “AI for good.”“If I would have tried writing ‘We Will Dance Again’ with any other musician, they would have gotten in my way,” he said in a video uploaded to Instagram. “They would of said, ‘Oh, you can’t say that.'”“Even now that the song is written, there are people in my band who are questioning whether they’ll perform it with me, and those people will be…

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British pop star Boy George defended his use of artificial intelligence (AI) in producing his new pro-Israel song, “We Will Dance Again,” which pays tribute to victims of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on the Nova music festival. He stated that human musicians would have “gotten in my way” and threatened to fire any band members unwilling to perform the song. George clarified that he wrote the lyrics and melody, using AI as a collaborative tool to remove “human interference.” The song's release has been complicated, with music distribution platform Bandcamp removing it due to its AI-generated content policy, a decision George believes was politically motivated. The track, which expresses staunch pro-Israel views, is currently only available on social media.

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