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Source Code Hack Reveals Suno's AI Was Trained on Millions of YouTube Songs
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Katelyn Chedraoui
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A source code hack of the AI music company Suno revealed that the platform was trained on millions of songs scraped from YouTube, Deezer, and other music services. Suno claims the breached code is outdated and that no sensitive user data was compromised.
Musicians, streaming services and record labels have been claiming for years that AI music services use their vast collections of human-created music to build their artificial intelligence tools. Now we have a clearer picture of how Suno , an AI company that helps people create AI audio clips and songs, created its music.
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