Anuv Jain talks about AI and why human art still hits different

At a time when AI is becoming a bigger part of the creative world, singer-songwriter Anuv Jain recently shared his thoughts on what still makes art feel special. Speaking at a recent Apple event, Anuv talked about the difference between something created by a machine and something that comes from a real human experience. His words come at a time when conversations around AI in music, writing and other creative fields are only getting louder.

He said, “I feel art works in a way that when there’s a machine behind it, you do enjoy it, but when there’s a human behind it, that man-made element matters a lot more.”

For Anuv Jain, the emotional side of creativity is what continues to make human-made art stand out, even as technology keeps growing. He also added, “Maybe I’m a bit too optimistic, but I believe people still want something like that something more real.”

While he acknowledged how powerful AI is becoming, Anuv made it clear that for him, art is not just about skill or output, it’s also about honesty and lived emotion. Talking about AI’s growing abilities, he said, “Even if AI surpasses us, maybe writing better lyrics than me, I feel people would still want that real story, those real lyrics.”

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About Anuv Jain

Anuv Jain has become one of the most loved independent singers and songwriters in India, known for his soft vocals, emotional lyrics and relatable music. Over the years, the Anuv Jain songs list has grown into a fan favourite, with tracks like Baarishein, Gul, Husn and Alag Aasmaan finding a strong place on romantic and heartbreak playlists. His music often connects with us through simple words and deeply personal storytelling, making him a standout name in the Indian indie music space.

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