Suno admits it has not deleted all training recordings in answer to UMG and Sony's 'laundering' suit
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In its 44-page answer filed on Tuesday, October 20, 2026 in the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts, Suno admitted that it "has not deleted all of the sound recordings it has used to train its AI models."
The answer responds to the second copyright lawsuit filed September 18, 2026 by Universal Music Group and Sony, which alleges that Suno "launders" its earlier infringement by training its new v6 models on the outputs of earlier ones and retains and continues to use the original copies. Suno says its retention is "consistent with Plaintiffs' demand in correspondence prior to the Original Action" that it retain the training datasets. The answer does not say Suno has stopped using the recordings or is keeping them only because of the litigation.
The labels' complaint alleges "on information and belief" that Suno's development of the new models "drew on these retained copies."
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- Suno admits it has not deleted all the recordings used to train its AI, in answer to UMG and Sony's 'laundering' lawsuit — Music Business Worldwide (secondary)