Nadia Nakai Shares Her Take on Artificial Intelligence in Her Career: “I Use a Lot of AI”

Nadia Nakai Shares Her Take on Artificial Intelligence in Her Career: “I Use a Lot of AI”

  • Musician and businesswoman Nadia Nakai posted a video where she spoke to the public about the use of artificial intelligence in the creative field
  • She explained her reasons why she liked and disliked the generating system, adding that she uses it herself
  • Artificial intelligence has become quite popular in the creative industry and has been used to make money, such as creating musical artists, and purely for entertainment, like cloning a popular figure
Nadia Nakai talked about artificial intelligence.
Nadia Nakai spoke about the use of artificial intelligence in her business. Images: @nadianakai
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Rapper Nadia Nakai recently shared her thoughts about the use of artificial intelligence in the creative industry and how she personally uses the simulator for growth. She also weighed in on the benefits and fears for small business owners like herself.

In a video posted on Instagram on 26 January 2026, the Naaa Meaan hitmaker shared that she had seen several posts of people discussing how scary it can be for creators.

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She told the public:

"Personally, I use a lot of AI in my business, but the one thing I don't really like doing is generating AI from scratch."

She also confessed that she uses AI to enhance images from photoshoots shot by actual individuals and felt it assisted budding entrepreneurs who can't afford "campaign-level images" to push their products or services.

To make things clear, the curvy beauty, who got candid about getting surgery, shared with people on the internet:

"I'm an advocate for AI apps that help push our products and make them look professional, but I'm not an advocate for it replacing the creativity of individuals.
"I don't want to kill the industry."

Take a look at Nadia's thoughtful conversation in the Instagram video posted on the artist's account below:

In recent years, AI has rapidly grown in popularity, becoming a powerful tool used in many sectors, including the creative industry. From generating artwork and music, such as the introduction of Xania Monet, an AI artist who signed multi-million-rand deals and charted on Billboard, to generating videos, such as the popular clip of a fake Cyril Ramaphosa dancing to Tyla's Chanel, AI has made creative processes faster and more accessible.

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However, as Nadia briefly discussed, its rise also raises concerns about originality and job security, among other aspects, within the creative sector. While AI is unlikely to fully replace humans in their respective fields, one has to confess that it is reshaping how creativity is produced by the artists and consumed by the general public.

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DeepSeek, founded in July 2023 by Liang Wenfeng, is a Chinese AI research company. Image: Matheus Bertelli / Pexels
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Nadia Nakai's body becomes a topic of discussion

In another article, Briefly News reported that after Nadia shared a video of herself strutting her stuff, many members of the online community headed to the comment section with their thoughts.

People offered varying opinions about the rapper's body and her choice to go under the knife, which she got candid about in an episode of her reality TV show, Beyond Bragga. She noted that she filled her "hip dips" by taking fat from her inner thighs and arms.

Source: Briefly News

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Jade Rhode (Human Interest Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News. After her studies, she worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za

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