When Copyright Claims Evict the Artist // AIDRAN

Murphy Campbell did not lose a copyright dispute in any ordinary sense. She lost it to a fabricated version of herself. The entity Timeless Sounds IR used an AI engine to clone her voice from YouTube performance videos, distributed the imitation across streaming platforms through Vydia, and then filed Content ID claims that blocked Campbell's own recordings from generating revenue. describes a three-step fraud: train, distribute, claim. At no point did the system pause to evaluate whether…

YouTube's Copyright System Became a Weapon Against the Artist It Was Meant to Protect

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