Singer Noa Kirel released the first teaser for her Eurovision song, “Unicorn”. Until the full single was released, we asked chatGPT’s artificial intelligence technology to write how it would have sounded if it had been written by a robot – and of course we tested the result with her, at the 75th celebration event for “Puma”.
Will be phenomenal? Noa Kirel with a first look at the new song for Eurovision watch
You are high in the rankings, is it more stressful or exciting?
“Both and both, on the one hand the expectations are high and it’s exciting, on the other hand it’s stressful. More than that, it doesn’t mean too much because the song hasn’t been created yet, and it doesn’t really mean too much either. Until the return in Liverpool, it won’t be 100 percent relevant. So We will wait for the moment of truth.”
There is a lot of talk about political matters happening in the country, the legal reform, which can affect our place, bring a lot of criticism of the country.
“Eurovision is also something that is political and there are things that don’t depend on me, I come to do my 100 percent, my best. And what doesn’t depend on me, doesn’t depend on me.”
And when the country is burning, do you have a desire to express, do you have a desire to express yourself on these issues, of the legal reform?
“As I always say, it’s not something I get into. The whole thing about Eurovision, that’s what I’m saying. So many representatives come from Europe, come to talk about the music, there’s something pure and lovely in music that connects everyone and secondly, put politics aside, so it What I came to do.”
Ukraine’s victory last year proves that they have not put politics aside.
“Also true. There’s nothing to be done, there are political considerations, we don’t put it completely aside. But there’s something about watching a two-hour broadcast in which each country goes up one after the other, so for a moment you forget. It’s clear that in the end it comes to light because you can’t avoid it, so There is such a magical moment when you forget.”