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A song said to be AI-generated tops the U.S. iTunes chart
The Christian song "Tell me, how is Heaven," ranked first on the U.S. iTunes chart, was allegedly generated with artificial intelligence on the Suno platform and released under the name of a virtual group called "May the Lord Studio."
The Christian song "Tell me, how is Heaven," released under the name "May the Lord Studio," currently ranks first on Apple's U.S. iTunes chart. According to iTunes records, the song was released on July 25, 2026.
Roger Friedman, founder of the U.S. entertainment news website Showbiz411, wrote that the song was made on Suno, an artificial intelligence platform that generates music, and does not belong to a real artist. Friedman alleged that the song, which centers on grief and loss, exploits those emotions for money.
Friedman said the song's video had been viewed 2.6 million times on YouTube. The Instagram account opened in the name of the virtual female character who performs the song has 360,000 followers.
Friedman called on Apple to stop fake recordings from entering the chart and warned readers not to visit the group's website, describing it as a trap filled with malware.
Suno is an artificial intelligence platform that enables users to create songs through written prompts. The entry of AI-generated songs into music charts is fueling debate among artists and platforms.
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