Kesha changed the cover art for her single 'Delusional' after fan backlash over its original AI-generated image, opting for a ...

Six months later, she has finally addressed the backlash with an apology, changing the lacklustre AI art to a more fitting ...

The original cover art featured a pile of fake Hermés Birkin bags piled on top of each other, and most of them included the word “Delusional” spray-painted with black paint. At the time, fans called ...

One fan wrote on Instagram, “Diva, I love you so much, but this cover art is really quite awful. Please change it.” Kesha ...

“Like a 1970s prog rock album cover” is a perfectly pithy way to convey what this new generative AI art scene frequently ... It specializes in swirling, psychedelic imagery, like memories ...

One of the best album covers of all time, this ain't. Kesha album cover featuring AI generated handbags While Kesha (obviously) hasn't outright confirmed that the image was made with AI ...

The latter is why it sure looks like Kesha used AI for a new single cover. Kesha recently announced a single called “Delusional,” and she did so by sharing the cover art on Instagram.

the rapper’s new cover art previews an AI-generated image of what seems to be seven executives sitting next to each other in suits. With malformed faces akin to a psychedelic trip down the ...

When selecting cover art, Williams researches potential artists and consults her art department but contends that it may be easier for AI-generated art to evade detection. And the SPFBO cover ...

ADVERTISEMENT Please add CamCatBooks to the list of publishers who knowingly use AI art for their covers. (The author was not aware the image was AI, so please do not harass them.) I requested ...