  The ethics of AI as both material and medium for interaction remains in murky
waters within the context of musical and artistic practice. The
interdisciplinarity of the field is revealing matters of concern and care,
which necessitate interdisciplinary methodologies for evaluation to trouble and
critique the inheritance of "residue-laden" AI-tools in musical applications.
Seeking to unsettle these murky waters, this paper critically examines the
example of Holly+, a deep neural network that generates raw audio in the
likeness of its creator Holly Herndon. Drawing from theoretical concerns and
considerations from speculative feminism and care ethics, we care-fully trouble
the structures, frameworks and assumptions that oscillate within and around
Holly+. We contribute with several considerations and contemplate future
directions for integrating speculative feminism and care into musical-AI agent
and system design, derived from our critical feminist examination.
