Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Fenix Flexin Admits to AI ‘Rubberz’

An AI reflection: Humanity’s journey through technology continues, one song at a time.

LA rapper Fenix Flexin has seemingly admitted to using artificial intelligence for his hit track “Rubberz,” following producer Medasin’s claims and an AI detection tool.


In response to comments comparing him to Tyga, who also used AI for his album $tarface, Fenix stated: 'never said I didn’t use AI, i said it had nun to do w recording process.')


Despite this new admission, Flexin had previously denied the use of AI during an interview with Hot 97’s Mero, stating there was ‘no AI on it.’ His team even posted recordings purportedly showing him singing without any AI assistance.


His latest comment suggests a shift in stance, possibly due to increased public scrutiny and the undeniable evidence provided by AI detection tools. This move reflects the evolving relationship between artists and technology in music creation.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/976801/fenix-flexin-rubberz-ai-song-treblo
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