AI music platform Suno publicly maintains strict policies against copyrighted material, claiming its systems recognize and block unauthorized use of existing songs and lyrics. However, recent incidents reveal these safeguards are far from foolproof. Folk musician Murphy Campbell discovered multiple songs attributed to her on Spotify that she never uploaded—recordings of her own performances altered or manipulated through AI processing. The discovery raises critical questions about whether content filtering systems can effectively distinguish between legitimate original work and AI-generated imposters, particularly when the source material itself is real but misappropriated.