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IA's Music that Plagiarized Taylor Swift, Viralized the Networks and Now Keeps Playing on Brazilian Radios

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'The Sina de Ofelia', inspired by popstar's hit, clones the voices of Dilsinho and Luísa Sonza and has been reproduced thousands of times on the radio, which can set up a crime.

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Luísa Sonza, on the left, had her voice cloned by artificial intelligence to sing in Portuguese the hit The Fate of Ophelia, by Taylor Swift BBC By listening to The Sina of Ofelia, it is easy to recognize the voice of Luísa Sonza. Soon afterwards, Dilsinho emerges. The popstar and the pagoda maker make an unlikely but convincing duet. Until you discover that none of them sang this real song. The Sina of Ofelia was produced with artificial genera…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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'The Sina de Ofelia', inspired by popstar's hit, clones the voices of Dilsinho and Luísa Sonza and has been reproduced thousands of times on the radio, which can set up a crime.

·London, United Kingdom
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A BBC Brasil wrote a story about "The Sina of Ophelia", an unauthorized version of AI of the music "The Fate of Ophelia". According to a survey by Crowley, a Brazilian company specializing in radio monitoring, radio...

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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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