GoKawiilSouth Korean music industry expands use of AI and robotics in production and performance
South Korea's K-pop industry is increasingly incorporating artificial intelligence and robotics into aspects of music creation and live performance. The move has drawn scrutiny from fans and performers who have voiced concerns about the technology's role in an industry built on human artistry.
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The shift could reshape how idols are trained, produced, and marketed, potentially altering the economics of an industry that already relies heavily on manufactured personas. Fan and performer pushback suggests the technology's acceptance is not guaranteed, which may influence how aggressively labels adopt these tools going forward.
- K-pop labels are testing AI and robotics in music production and performances
- Fans and performers have expressed concerns about the trend
- Industry-wide acceptance of the technology remains uncertain
Source: wsj.com, 2026-09-22
Published there as: “K-Pop Is Betting on AI and Robots. Will Fans Buy It?”
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