The article discusses the use of AI technology to recreate the voices and personas of deceased artists like Tupac Shakur and Michael Jackson. A company called Metaphysic has developed an AI model trained on Tupac’s past recordings, interviews, and writings, allowing it to generate new lyrics and vocals in his voice and style. While this technology could potentially bring back beloved artists, it raises ethical concerns about consent, exploitation, and the boundaries of artistic expression. Some argue it disrespects the artists’ legacies and devalues human creativity. Others see it as a way to keep cultural icons alive and introduce them to new generations. The article explores the complex issues surrounding AI’s role in art, including legal battles over who owns the rights to an artist’s persona and whether AI-generated works can be copyrighted. As the technology advances, the debate intensifies over the implications for the music industry and society’s relationship with art and artists.