HIBAPRESS – I. Asmalali
The statements of the Moroccan international producer Ramone caused a great stir after his criticism of the album of songs prepared by RedOne specifically for the 2025 African Cup of Nations in Morocco.
Ramone described the level of the songs as "weak," pointing out that anyone can produce similar works quickly using artificial intelligence and only two prompts. The remarkable thing is that the album came as a result of the efforts of more than 100 writers and 10 composers, which raises questions about the gap between the size of the team and the quality of the final work. Ramone confirmed that large human expertise alone is not enough, and that modern technology offers faster solutions with less cost. Reactions in the artistic and public circles were not delayed, between those who saw in his words a frank and necessary criticism, and those who considered it harsh and unfair towards a huge team that made great efforts. This controversy remains a witness to the new challenges facing the music industry in the age of artificial intelligence, and the need for artistic teams to innovate and raise production standards to keep pace with major events.
