Suno's copyright filters fail under minimal pressure. Using free software and basic techniques, researchers produced AI-generated imitations of Beyoncé's 'Freedom,' Black Sabbath's 'Paranoid,' and Aqua's 'Barbie Girl' that are alarmingly close to the originals.
The platform's policy explicitly prohibits use of copyrighted material, and its filters are supposed to catch and block it. They don't. The gap between stated policy and actual enforcement is not a edge case, it is the default outcome when someone tries.
This matters beyond Suno. The company is already named in RIAA litigation over training data. Read the full piece at The Verge for the specific bypass methods and audio comparisons, which are the real story here.
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