Celine Dion Warns Fans About Fake AI-Generated Songs Using Her Voice

Celine Dion is taking a stand against artificial intelligence. The Canadian music icon recently issued a strong warning to her fans about AI-generated songs that falsely claim to feature her voice.

In a statement shared on Instagram, Dion’s team alerted fans that “unsanctioned, AI-generated music purporting to contain Celine Dion’s musical performances, and name and likeness, is currently circulating online and across various Digital Service Providers.” The statement went on to emphasize that these recordings are entirely fake, not approved by Dion, and are not part of her official discography.

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As AI technology advances, deepfake music has become a growing issue in the entertainment industry. Artists like Drake, The Weeknd, and Taylor Swift have also faced similar situations where AI-generated songs mimicked their voices, raising concerns about copyright, ethics, and the impact on the music industry. Dion’s warning serves as a reminder for fans to be cautious and to verify the authenticity of music before believing or sharing it.

Despite this serious concern, the “My Heart Will Go On” singer has been enjoying some lighter moments in the public eye. Just last week, Dion delighted fans with an impromptu performance during a TGL golf match in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. When asked which song from her catalog best represented her golf game, she humorously responded with a modified lyric from her Titanic hit, singing, “Near… far… wherever you are… I believe that my ball will go on.” The playful moment quickly went viral, showcasing her signature charm and sense of humor.

While Dion continues to captivate audiences with her timeless voice and personality, she’s also making it clear that AI-generated impersonations of her music won’t be tolerated. Fans should stay vigilant and support only her official releases to ensure the integrity of her legendary career remains intact.