FKA Twigs Develops “AI Twigs” To Interact With Fans

FKA Twigs, the talented British singer-songwriter, has revealed her latest innovation: a deepfake version of herself known as ‘AI Twigs’. In her written testimony, she explained how she trained the AI with her personality and tone of voice to interact with fans online. As a result, AI Twigs is a highly advanced technology that uses artificial intelligence algorithms to manipulate someone’s face or body in a photo or video. The AI can communicate with fans in multiple languages, making it a valuable tool for social media interactions.

AI Twigs will launch later this year and is aimed at helping the artist maintain a strong connection with fans while she focuses on creating new music. The online version of the artist will handle her social media interactions while she focuses on her art in the comfort of her studio. FKA Twigs presented her testimony to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property. In it, she expressed the importance of regulating AI technologies to protect public figures from the unauthorized use of their names, images, and likenesses for AI purposes. The artist warned of the potential risks that could arise if AI technologies are not adequately regulated, including the possibility of jeopardizing celebrities’ careers and livelihoods.

During the hearing, FKA Twigs spoke alongside representatives from the Motion Picture Association, SAG-AFTRA, and the CEO of her record label, Warner Music Group. Her testimony highlighted the importance of regulating emerging technologies like AI to ensure they are used responsibly. The development of AI Twigs represents a landmark innovation in the entertainment industry. AI for social media interactions could help artists maintain connections with fans while focusing on their art. When used ethically and responsibly, AI could be a valuable tool for both artistic and commercial purposes.

FKA twigs is developing a deepfake version of herself to talk to fans, and she's testifying before a Senate subcommittee about AI regulation todayhttps://t.co/3zNkKwcfQR

— Stereogum (@stereogum) April 30, 2024

Ahead of their appearances at a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property hearing on the proposed 'No Fakes Act', FKA twigs (@FKAtwigs) and @warnermusic CEO Robert Kyncl (@rkyncl) have published their written statements.https://t.co/g9XO3DD9dl

— Music Ally (@MusicAlly) April 30, 2024