'We Can't Fight Technology': AP Dhillon To India Today On AI In Music

UPDATED: Sep 10, 2026 13:02 ISTIn an interview with India Today in Cupertino, musician AP Dhillon shared his views on technology and artificial intelligence in music production. Dhillon remarked, "We can't fight technology, man," while calling for regulation, stating, "There need to be AI policing." He explained that tools like MacBooks and virtual instruments are already central to music creation, emphasizing that artists secure in their craft should not fear AI as long as authenticity is preserved. Dhillon also confirmed an upcoming album and an India visit scheduled for October. Read MoreVIDEOS FROM OTHER SECTIONSLATEST VIDEOSKarnataka To Move Supreme Court Over ₹2,186 Crore Rural Funds Withheld By CentreThe Karnataka government has decided to approach the Supreme Court against the central government's decision to withhold ₹2,186.20 crore allocated for Gram Panchayats under the 15th Finance Commission recommendations. The state government highlighted that the withholding of funds comes amid a rainfall shortage and acute drinking water crisis in rural areas. According to official data, 710 villages face drinking water shortages, with 149 villages dependent on water tankers and 561 private borewells being hired to meet demand.West Asia Escalation: US Vows More Strikes on Iran, Aims to Strangle Tehran EconomicallyTensions escalate in West Asia as the United States prepares further military strikes and economic action against Iran. Officials state that US forces will continue targeting Iranian oil tankers in retaliation for attacks on American warships, pursuing a dual strategy of military deterrence and economic pressure. Former President Donald Trump asserted that strikes will increase and claimed the conflict would end following the US election, citing Iran's economic strain and nuclear ambitions. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted plans to economically squeeze Tehran if naval targeting persists.