OpenAI's Sora: The Next Big Thing in AI Raises Legal Questions
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OpenAI's video-generating AI, Sora, appears to have been trained on video game content, including Twitch streams and game walkthroughs, raising potential legal issues. Legal experts warn that using unlicensed game footage for AI training could infringe on copyrights, as games have multiple layers of protectable elements. This situation mirrors ongoing legal challenges faced by AI companies over copyright infringement claims. The outcome of these disputes could significantly impact the use of AI in generating content similar to copyrighted works.
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