AI-powered music generator Suno faced scrutiny for being used to create music with racist and antisemitic messages.

According to a report by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), Suno has generated a significant number of disturbing songs that glorify figures like Hitler and promote white supremacist ideologies. These tracks include lyrics that employ racial slurs and spread misinformation related to sensitive topics such as the Israel-Hamas conflict and the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ADL highlighted the ease with which users have manipulated Suno's content moderation systems to produce and share hateful music. Despite the platform's terms of service prohibiting such content, users have reportedly found ways to bypass these restrictions, sharing techniques on social media to create offensive lyrics while evading detection. 

In response to the findings, the ADL called for improved content moderation practices and clearer guidelines to prevent the misuse of AI technology in spreading hate. They noted that while some flagged tracks were removed from Suno's catalog, the broader issue of AI-generated hate music remains a major concern. 

The rise of such content reflects a troubling trend where generative AI tools are increasingly exploited to disseminate harmful messages, raising urgent questions about the ethical implications and responsibilities of AI developers in moderating their platforms.