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• Post #4076494

  Yeah. The lawsuits have made clear that Suno did train on huge amounts of copyrighted works, but the hacked data shared with 404 Media sheds more light on how Suno scraped songs from the internet and where it took them from.

• Hack Reveals Suno AI Music Generator Scraped YouTube, Deezer, and Genius

  The code also suggested that Suno was using proxies to scrape songs from YouTube through a company called Bright Data, which sells scraping tools, infrastructure, and data services. Additional code shows that with the help of an online tool called PodcastIndex, Suno identified 420,000 different podcasts that had at least five, 30-minute episodes and sought to download roughly 1 million hours of podcasts The hacker, ellie.191, told 404 Media they breached the company by hacking an individual...

• YSK about consumerrights.wiki

  “Creating the internet’s largest dedicated repository of information on anti-consumer practices, one edit at a time.” I think it’s important to have one central, accessible place documenting every scandal, controversy, screw-up a company has ever pulled. It allows you to make better choices and to better cut through the PR bullshit of said companies. However, consumer rights wiki doesn’t come up when I search for “[company X] controversies” or similar terms in search engines (based on my lim...

• Netizen

  I can relate to the original meaning of this old term that means to be good citizen of the internet. Wikipedia says a “netizen” is someone who actively contributes to the development of the internet, not for personal gain or profit, but to make the internet a better place.

• Signal Desktop without a smartphone, standalone version in development

  Signal Desktop without a smartphone, standalone version in development

• X makes it 1,900 percent more expensive to post links

  Archive link: archive.ph/G5mEM

• X makes it 1,900 percent more expensive to post links