Jason Moran, a jazz composer, recently discovered an AI-generated album titled For You falsely attributed to him on Spotify, despite his absence from the platform. This incident is part of a larger trend where AI impersonates musicians, affecting artists across genres, including notable figures like Drake and Benny Green. Spotify has removed over 75 million spammy tracks in the past year and is working on a tool to give artists more control over their profiles. However, many artists, including Moran, feel the existing measures are insufficient. The issue is widespread, with estimates suggesting that 5% to 10% of all streams are fraudulent, costing the industry between $1 billion to $2 billion annually. As AI technology evolves, the responsibility to combat this impersonation often falls on the artists themselves, who must actively monitor their profiles to protect their identities and work.