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Kol Isha: Song Created by AI

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Question

Is women’s singing that was generated by artificial intelligence halachically considered women’s singing (kol isha), or is it permitted to listen to it?

Answer

Shalom u-vracha 

Men are forbidden to listen to singing that sounds like women’s singing. 

Since the prohibition concerns the arousal of improper thoughts, and such singing also involves such thoughts. 

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