Imagine a Spotify user hits shuffle and hears a song that sounds exactly like their favorite artist - same voice, same style, same emotional crescendo - except no human ever wrote or performed it. This isn't hypothetical; it's already happening with cloned vocals. Streaming platforms are built on a promise of authenticity: listeners trust that what they're hearing has human provenance. AI songs break that trust at the contract level. The burden of proof falls on those who'd allow them to demonstrate that listeners have consented to this deception, not on consumers to police every track. That's a standard you haven't met.

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