OpenAI’s Sora 2 must stop allowing copyright infringement, MPA says
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The Motion Picture Association on Monday called on Openai to “take immediate and decisive action” against the new video creation model sora 2It is used to produce content that it says infringes on copyrighted media.
Following the launch of the Sora app last week, users have been inundating the platform with AI-generated clips featuring characters from popular shows and brands.
“Since the release of Sora 2, videos violating our members’ movies, shows, and characters have proliferated across Openai’s service and social media,” said MPA CEO Charles Rivkin. he said. expression.
Openai CEO Sam Altman blog post That the company will give rightborns “more granular control” over how their characters are used.
However, Rivkin said Openai “must recognize that it remains their responsibility to prevent infringement on the Sora 2 service” and that “well-established copyright law protects the rights of creators and applies here.”
Openai did not respond to a request for comment.
Concerns about everything erupted soon after the Sora videos were created last week. James Bond plays poker Body Cam footage from Altman and the cartoon character Mario is running from the police.
Although Openai had previously held an opt-out system, placing burdens on studios to request that characters not appear on Sora, Altman’s follow-up blog post said the platform had moved to an opt-in model, suggesting that Sora would not allow unauthorized use of copyrighted characters.
However, Altman noted that the company may not be able to prevent all IPs from being misused.
“There may be some generation cases where this shouldn’t do, and it will take some iteration to get our stack working well,” Altman said.
Copyright concerns have emerged as a major issue during the generative AI boom.
Disney And Universal sued AI Image Creator Midjourney in June, claiming the company was using and distributing AI-generated characters from its films and ignoring its requests to stop. Disney also sent a cease and desist letter to the AI Startup character in September.
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