A cyberattack on the popular AI music generator Suno has exposed personal information tied to more than 55 million users while simultaneously laying bare the vast trove of copyrighted material used to train its models. The breach, confirmed by the notification service Have I Been Pwned, ranks among the largest yet involving a generative AI company.
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