A hacker's intrusion into AI music generator Suno has exposed leaked source code showing the company scraped vast troves of copyrighted audio to train its models, including nearly 114,000 hours of tracks pulled from YouTube Music. The breach, part of a broader week of security incidents that also saw Russian cyberspies blamed for a near-catastrophic attack on Poland's power grid and a confirmed intrusion into a U.S. Department of Homeland Security information-sharing platform, is likely to reverberate through the music industry's ongoing copyright battles with AI firms.
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