In a recent interview on BBC Radio 4, Paul McCartney revealed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) was employed to extract John Lennon's voice from a home recording. This exciting development has sparked anticipation among fans as they may soon get to hear a new song by The Beatles, potentially their last.

During the interview, McCartney confirmed that the song originated from a demo by John Lennon and was worked on using AI technology. The release is expected later this year. McCartney explained that through the use of AI, they were able to separate Lennon's voice and the piano from a low-quality cassette recording, allowing them to showcase Lennon's pure vocals. The recording has been mixed to create what could be The Beatles' final song.

Although McCartney casually mentioned this news during the interview, it has caused a stir among Beatles fans. He also expressed his recognition of the potential in utilizing AI in music, acknowledging that while it can be somewhat daunting, it is also thrilling.

While McCartney didn't disclose many details about the recording, fans have speculated about the possible song. Based on some clues, it could be "Now and then," a recording that Yoko Ono handed over to McCartney 16 years after Lennon's assassination. Although this song has circulated on social media for some time, McCartney will soon present it as possibly The Beatles' last song.

This announcement has generated high expectations and excitement among fans, who eagerly await the opportunity to hear this new creation from one of the most iconic bands in music history.