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Specialists discuss the role of AI in the quality, appropriateness and contributions on the track just released by the most profitable brand in rock history

Sir Paul McCartney thinks John Lennon "would have loved" the new Beatles song Now and Then. The 81-year-old musician teamed up with Sir Ringo Starr — the only other surviving member of the Fab Four — on the new artificial intelligence-assisted track featuring a demo recorded by John before he was killed in December 1980 at the age of just...

Lennon demo reworked by Starr and McCartney with old Harrison bits and the help of AI

The final Beatles recording featuring John, Paul, George and Ringo is here. Released Thursday and titled “Now and Then,” the song comes from a batch of unreleased demos written by the late John Lennon in the ’70s.

A demo from the 1970s was restored with AI and turned into a new song called Now and Then, which is likely the final work of The Beatles.

The “last” ever song by all four members of The Beatles has been branded a “qualified success”.

Paul McCartney revealed that the whole operation had to be kept top secret - even from those hired to play the music. The orchestra had no idea they were recording the Fab Fours last track.

The Beatles has released their first song since 1995, and it is all thanks to AI and machine learning. Titled Now and Then, the song uses modern technology to piece together John Lennon’s part by learning from an old recording.

At HMV Liverpool, Beatles heads – including one called John Lennon – queue up for vinyl copies of what is billed as the final Beatles song

Called Now and Then, the track has been 45 years in the making and was honed using AI technology,