The Beatles have once again made history, not through a time machine but with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). Their song “Now and Then,” released last year, has garnered nominations for Record of the Year and Best Rock Performance at the 2025 Grammy Awards.
The Beatles earned 23 Grammy nominations and seven wins over the years. However, they’ve never taken home Record of the Year. With “Now and Then,” the Fab Four achieve this milestone, cementing their legacy in an industry they helped revolutionize.
Decades after their split, and after the death of years the iconic band proves their influence remains timeless, as they compete with modern artists such as Beyoncé, Sabrina Carpenter, and Chappell Roan.
This nomination marks the first time a song produced using AI has been recognized at the Grammys.
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AI and the Beatles: A Collaborative Tool
Despite initial skepticism, Paul McCartney clarified that AI was not used to mimic or “resurrect” John Lennon or George Harrison. Instead, the technology was a restorative tool, allowing Lennon’s 1978 demo and Harrison’s guitar track, recorded six years before his death in 2001, to shine.
