Constantly on the agenda of the artificial intelligence world OpenAIwhich has been producing videos from text in the past months sora announced his vehicle. This tool, which has managed to attract a lot of attention, can create highly detailed and visually realistic videos. This is the underlying reason why it attracts attention.
OpenAI, soraHe trained him to produce realistic videos. However, the resources used by the company in the training process are unknown. There was a development regarding this recently. so that YouTube Statement from the CEO. Here are the details…
Were YouTube videos used to train Sora?
As you know YouTube, is a huge platform that hosts hundreds of thousands of videos. Because OpenAI‘of soraIt is estimated that he may have used these videos to train . Last month OpenAI CTO Mira Murati, in an interview soraof YouTube, Instagram And Facebook He explained that he did not have any information about whether he used video sharing platforms such as. This led to uncertainty.
If today YouTube CEO Neal Mohanin the interview he attended OpenAI‘of sora He issued a warning saying that if he had used their platform to train his vehicle, he was violating the company’s terms of service. There was no opposing statement from the artificial intelligence company.
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Mohan made the following statements:
“From a creator’s perspective, when a creator uploads their hard work to our platform, they have certain expectations. One of these expectations is compliance with the terms of service. It doesn’t allow downloading things like transcripts or video snippets, and that’s a clear violation of our terms of service.“
In fact, copyright infringement discussions have occurred before. From leading media organizations New York Timesdeveloper of ChatGPT OpenAIHe filed a copyright lawsuit, saying that he had used his own content without permission to train artificial technologies.
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