OPENAI Sora will modify the rules for intellectual property and the characters, will go back
Openai takes measures to return to the flow of Hollywood intellectual property which dominated its new AI Sora video application.
Friday evening late, Openai Sam Altman published an update of his blog explaining the changes, which seem to be in response to the concerns of entertainment companies and other rights on how their IP or its similarities are used in the social video application.
“First of all, we will give the rights a more granular control over the generation of characters, similar to the opt-in model for resemblance but with additional controls,” wrote Altman. “We hear many right-wing passers-by who are very excited for this new type of interactive fan-fiction ” and think that this new type of engagement will accumulate a lot for them, but you will want the ability to specify how their characters can be used (including not at all).”
The new rules will be closer to the opt-in model than Sora has for individuals, and suggest that the company returns the “opt-out” model it had used, at least with regard to the generation of videos (it is possible that Sora will always train on videos with known characters and IPs).
He added that there may be on -board cases where the content is generated, which should not, but that the company will continue to iteration.
He also suggested that Openai could launch an income sharing product so that right -handers can monetize videos that use their characters or resemblances.
“People generate much more than what we expected by user, and many videos are generated for very little public,” he wrote. “We will try to share some of these income with right -handed shoots who want their characters to be generated by users. The exact model will take tests and errors to understand, but we plan to start very soon.”
As a Hollywood journalist Previously noted, Sora easily and quickly generates scenes with characters and recognizable voices, from Southern park And Dune has Rick and Morty. The flood of well -known intellectual characters and property that dominated the Sora app has rapped some Hollywood leaders, with prosecution that could not follow, although it is not clear if the new rules could move this approach to right -handers.
