Remember when that fake Drake and Weeknd track, "Heart on My Sleeve," went viral last year? It racked up millions of streams before it was yanked. That's the precedent we should be worried about. It wasn't some creative new sound; it was identity theft set to a beat. The burden of proof here is on the platforms: they can't show me how AI songs add artistic value without first stealing the vocal likeness that made the artist valuable. Streaming isn't a sandbox for tech experiments. It's a marketplace built on human artistry, and letting algorithm-slop compete with that is dilution. The voice is the artist's signature. You can't just counterfeit it and call it progress.

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