Hack suggests AI music generator Suno scraped YouTube for training data
Suno, an AI music generator, was hacked in November 2025, exposing vulnerabilities in its supply chain and allowing unauthorized access to its source code. The breach revealed how Suno scraped copyrighted music data from platforms like YouTube Music and Deezer, raising concerns about copyright violations and data security. The incident highlighted the legal and ethical challenges of using copyrighted material for AI training and the responsibilities of companies like Suno in safeguarding sensitive information.
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