Leaked Data Reveals Suno Trained AI on Millions of Songs from YouTube and Deezer

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A hacking incident exposed internal data showing that AI music generator Suno scraped millions of songs and lyrics from platforms including YouTube Music, Deezer, and Genius, according to 404 Media. The leak offers a rare look into Suno's training datasets, which the company had previously kept undisclosed. Suno is currently facing multiple lawsuits alleging it used copyrighted material without authorization to train its AI models. One prominent case was filed by the Recording Industry Association of America, in which Suno reportedly made admissions about its data practices.

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