Madonna reiterates her critical view of artificial intelligence in creative work, saying that using AI is “the opposite of making art.” In an interview with Vogue Italia, she contrasts the way artists once worked closely together—pushing creativity forward through in-person exchange—with today’s more digitally driven industry. She also links modern music incentives to metrics such as followers, charts, and streaming figures, saying that prioritizing those elements reduces creative risk. She specifically points to algorithms and AI as replacing uncertainty and experimentation with automation.
Across reporting, Madonna adds that her inspiration comes from personal connections and physical experiences rather than technology, including “connecting to nature,” her children, and her horses. The articles also note that she discusses her recent music-making process and themes in interviews, including a song created with her daughter, Lola, framed as part of a healing process. Her comments fit into a broader pattern of remarks she has made about online life and the impact of constant documentation on real-world connection.