Kesha changed the cover art for her single 'Delusional' after fan backlash over its original AI-generated image, opting for a ...

Kesha is officially a free woman creating art on her own terms, and she heard her fans’ call when they criticized her for using AI to generate the original cover art for her single “Delusional.” ...

In the caption, Kesha explained why she had decided to change the single's cover. "When making the single art for my song Delusional, I wanted to make the point that it's DELUSIONAL that the world ...

(Period), the singer has changed the song’s cover art. Kesha announced the change on Instagram, revealing the new artwork where she is zip-tied in a black leather and metallic chair.

“So I’ve decided to change the cover art for this song.” Kesha went on to thank the “incredible team of humans” behind the new artwork, which features her smiling widely while zip-tied ...

You can also add Kesha to the list of artists who’ve replaced their AI art with something made by humans. Last year the pop star caught flack for the apparent use of AI in the artwork for her ...

"I tried to echo my ideas in the form of a political single cover," explained Kesha on social media after changing the artwork for her song "Delusional." ...

After facing backlash over the use of AI in the original cover art for her single "DELUSIONAL," released back in November, Kesha is now addressing the controversy by unveiling new artwork for the ...