India, Aug. 26 -- AI is no stranger to the music industry, but what was once a fun tool for remixes has now turned into something darker. Musicians are waking up to find albums released under their names without ever stepping into a studio.

Recently, English folk singer Emily Portman was stunned when fans congratulated her on a new album, Orca. The shocking part is that she never recorded it. The entire album was AI-generated, uploaded to Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube under her name. It fooled listeners, and it took weeks for streaming platforms to respond. Even after removal, another fake album popped up under her profile days later.

However, she's not the one who has been cloned by AI. AI-generated tracks have appeared under the names ...