In 2018, Bev recorded roughly 10,000 sentences for the Chinese Institute of Acoustics. She was told the recordings were for a translation app/research project. She never worked directly for TikTok or ByteDance (TikTok’s parent company), and she gave no permission for the recordings to be used elsewhere It highlighted issues around consent, licensing, and how recorded voice data can be repurposed without the performer’s knowledge. More important, it was a high profile case of AI being used to recreate a person's personal property At that time, TikTok had hundreds of millions of users (nearly 690 million globally) Her voice literally had not millions but probs over 100s of billions of views, the biggest mindshare potential of any coin I've ever seen deploying with all fees to Bev Standing