Folk musician Murphy Campbell's January discovery of unauthorized AI-generated versions of her own songs on Spotify illuminates a troubling new vulnerability for creators in the age of generative AI. Campbell found that someone had uploaded synthetic renderings of her performances without her consent or knowledge, exploiting the platform's inability to distinguish between authentic and AI-generated content. Her case represents a perfect storm of modern digital threats: unauthorized use of her voice, copyright complications, and the fundamental challenge of proving authorship in a world where AI can convincingly replicate human creativity.