Beatles: AI helped create ‘ultimate’ Fab Four song, says Paul McCartney

Thanks to the assistance of a Artificial intelligence (AI), Paul McCartney managed to create a “final” song from the Beatlesband that the artist formed with John Lennon, Ringo Starr It is George Harrison. The information is from BBC.

During an interview with Today Programfrom the BBC Radio 4the singer-songwriter and bassist revealed how AI allowed him to “extract” vocals from Lennon from an old demo track. That is, now he would be able to complete the song in a professional version.

However, McCartney did not comment on what this demo would be, but it is already in the process of completion. As the site reported, the song can be “now and then,” developed by Lennon in 1978. This song was given to Paul McCartney per Yoko Onowidow of John Lennonin 1994.

“now and then” was on a cassette tape recorded by Lennon shortly before his death on December 8, 1980 and was called for paul. The members of Beatles considered releasing the track in the series Anthologyfrom 1995, but they gave up on the idea because they would have to carry out an extensive work to finalize it.

The song had a chorus but is almost entirely lacking in verses. We made the backing track, a difficult attempt that we didn’t really finish,” said the producer. Jeff Lynne (via BBC), responsible for Anthology.