US EditionSam Altman says that intellectual property is a lot trickier for video: 'The video feels much more real and lifelike'
OpenAI's Sora app update gives intellectual property holders granular control over AI-generated videos, addressing concerns as some content reaches over 1.6 million views, Altman said.
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Sam Altman says that intellectual property is a lot trickier for video: 'The video feels much more real and lifelike'
OpenAI CEO Sam AltmanAlex Brandon/APOpenAI CEO Sam Altman says intellectual property rights holders view AI video differently."The video feels much more real and lifelike," Altman told a tech analyst.Altman has already announced changes to OpenAI's Sora app that will give more power to IP holders.Watching SpongeBob cook meth is a very different experience from viewing the countless other memes of the beloved cartoon.SpongeBob, Pikachu, and other…
Sam Altman Says Copyright Holders Are Begging for Their Characters to Be Included in Sora
OpenAI’s latest text-to-video generating app, Sora 2, exploded onto the scene late last week, quickly devolving into a mind-numbing mess of AI slop. Before OpenAI stemmed the flood with crudely implemented guardrails, users immediately started generating footage featuring copyrighted materials, from SpongeBob SquarePants cooking up meth to CEO Sam Altman grilling a photorealistic Pikachu. The spread of copyrighted material on the app sparked a d…
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