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OpenAI unveils Sora, an AI video app using copyrighted content
['Reid Stone', 'Reid Stone Is A Contributing Reporter For The San Joaquin Valley Sun. Email Him At Reid.Stone Sjvsun.Com.', 'Bruce Clayton', 'Les Hubbard']
The San Joaquin Valley Sun
OpenAI has launched a new AI-powered video app called Sora that enables users to generate short AI videos, up to 10 seconds long, which can be shared on social media-style streams.
The app uses copyrighted content as a source for generating videos, with a policy requiring copyright owners to opt out if they do not want their content included.
OpenAI has engaged in discussions with various copyright owners to clarify and negotiate its usage policies.
Flashback: Earlier in the year, OpenAI advocated for the Trump administration to recognize training AI on copyrighted data under the “fair use” doctrine, arguing this is vital for U.S. AI competitiveness and national security.
Zoom in: The app incorporates safeguards preventing the unauthorized use of public figures’ likenesses, requiring users’ explicit permission before videos involving their image can be produced or shared.