A new hack sheds some light on how Suno pulled from streaming services and websites like YouTube Music, Deezer, and Genius to train its product. As Suno brawls with the majors over copyright infringement, a hacker who breached the company’s data shared information with 404 Media…
IndustryFirst reported 15 jul, 20:47 / 1 outlet
Huge Smoking Gun Surfaces In Hacked Suno Source Code; Company Quickly Goes Into Damage Control as Potentially Serious Infringement Emerges
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- 15 Jul, 20:47Digital Music NewsFirstHuge Smoking Gun Surfaces In Hacked Suno Source Code; Company Quickly Goes Into Damage Control as Potentially Serious Infringement Emerges