All articles tagged with #copyright concerns
Major Hollywood talent agencies like CAA, UTA, and WME are opposing OpenAI's new AI-powered video app Sora 2, citing risks to intellectual property, exploitation, and the need for control, permission, and compensation for creators. The agencies are calling for safeguards and expressing concern over the potential misuse of emerging technology in the entertainment industry.
Over 70 authors have signed an open letter urging major publishers to limit the use of AI in creating books, citing concerns over copyright infringement, job replacement, and the proliferation of AI-generated content, especially in audiobooks. The authors emphasize the need for safeguards to protect human creators and industry jobs amid the growing influence of AI technology in publishing.
Stability AI has launched Stable Audio 2.0, an update to its AI music generator that can now produce fully structured tracks up to three minutes in length, process and transform audio uploaded by the user, and generate sound and audio effects. The company aims to enhance current production workflows and expand the creative toolkit for artists, but faces criticism over copyright concerns and the potential impact on working musicians.
Fans of Palworld are worried about the game's future after Nintendo issued a surprise DMCA takedown of fan-made merchandise featuring Palworld designs, sparking concerns that the game may be targeted next due to its similarities to Pokemon. Despite this, Palworld remains popular and is set to partner with Xbox for improvements, with fans defending its unique features.