Daily — July 14, 2026
John Legend and UMG's AI partners talk music at the UN AI for Good Summit, AI actor Tilly Norwood lands a feature lead, Galaxy Corporation debuts a humanoid K-pop performance.
- [Music Business Worldwide] John Legend, UMG, Udio, and NVIDIA Discuss AI Music at the UN AI for Good Summit ↗
John Legend joined a panel at the UN AI for Good Summit with Universal Music Group, Udio, Stability AI, Splice, and NVIDIA on the future of AI and music. They discussed AI music creation, fan experience, protecting creators' rights, and licensing, and UMG reaffirmed an artist-centric AI strategy and plans to widen its partnerships. It put UMG's AI partners on one stage to sketch where the AI music ecosystem heads next.
- [Los Angeles Times] AI Actor Tilly Norwood Lands Her First Feature Lead ↗
The AI-generated actor Tilly Norwood was cast to lead the feature film Misaligned. The studio says it will run the AI character as a durable actor IP instead of a one-off VFX shot, and is applying a collaboration structure with human actors in production. As AI actors move into commercial film, debate continues over acting contracts, likeness rights, and creative credit.
- [Newsis] Galaxy Corporation Debuts a Humanoid K-Pop Performance at the UN's AI for Good ↗
Galaxy Corporation staged a K-pop performance with humanoid robots at the UN AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva. The robots ran group choreography in time with the music, a demo of commercializing performance content that fuses AI and robotics. The company said it plans to expand humanoid use across live performance and entertainment.
One line: the performer on stage stretches from people to AI and robots.