Pregnancy exit of a Babyqueen member, an AI-generated K-Pop group, sparks debate in China
Mity, one of the five members of Babyqueen, a Chinese K-Pop group created with artificial intelligence, announced on October 12 that she was temporarily leaving the band due to a pregnancy. The next day the group released a new single with four members. The group's managers later admitted in a statement that the pregnancy did not exist: it was a story to retire the character given the impossibility of managing her profiles and activities. The announcement drew criticism and an ethical debate online.
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- Mity, a member of the AI-generated K-Pop group Babyqueen, announced a temporary pregnancy exit on October 12.
- On October 13 the group released a new single with four members.
- The group's managers admitted the pregnancy did not exist and was a story to retire the character.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by La Vanguardia. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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