OpenAI wasn’t expecting Sora’s copyright drama
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TL;DR
- OpenAI reversed its opt-out policy for copyright holders on Sora after users generated problematic content like 'Nazi SpongeBob'.
- The new policy will allow copyright holders to decide how their content is used on the platform.
- Concerns about misinformation and the ease of removing watermarks led to calls for stronger safeguards.
- OpenAI is working on making watermarks clearer and more visible on downloaded videos.
- CEO Sam Altman views the controversies as a learning opportunity to prepare society for advanced AI video generation.
- The company is investing heavily in AI infrastructure, including data centers and chip development, due to high demand for compute power.
- OpenAI struck a deal with AMD, potentially taking a 10 percent stake, and is interested in building its own chips.