In a groundbreaking discovery, artificial intelligence has unearthed a collection of long-lost songs by legendary folk musician Woody Guthrie. The tracks, which had been hidden for decades, reveal provocative lyrics targeting Fred Trump, father of former US President Donald Trump, and a satirical figure named 'Donald Einstein'.
The AI Breakthrough
Using advanced machine learning algorithms, researchers were able to reconstruct Guthrie's unfinished works from fragmented notes and recordings. The technology analysed Guthrie's distinctive writing style and musical patterns to complete the songs with startling accuracy.
Controversial Content
The recovered material includes scathing critiques of Fred Trump's real estate practices in 1950s New York. One particularly incendiary track portrays a fictional character called 'Donald Einstein' - a clear parody blending the names of Donald Trump and Albert Einstein.
Music Historians Divided
While some scholars hail the discovery as a major contribution to Guthrie's legacy, others question the ethics of using AI to 'complete' an artist's work posthumously. 'This raises important questions about artistic integrity,' commented Dr. Sarah Wilkins of the University of Manchester.
Public Reaction
The songs have sparked heated debate on social media, with some praising Guthrie's prescient social commentary and others condemning the AI reconstruction as inauthentic. Streaming platforms are reportedly in negotiations to release the tracks.
