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An open letter from Mickey Mouse to Bob Iger expresses concern over the use of AI-generated videos involving Mickey and other Disney characters on Sora, highlighting issues with the content and the implications of AI in entertainment, while humorously referencing Disney history and controversies.
SORA, Charlotte's newest French-Asian fusion tasting-menu restaurant in Myers Park, offers an upscale global culinary experience with a focus on sustainable ingredients, featuring an 8-10 course signature menu and a more condensed option, set in a hidden, intimate space that highlights innovative dishes and detailed service.
OpenAI has launched its AI video app, Sora, on Android devices, expanding its availability beyond iOS. The app allows users to create, share, and remix AI-generated videos, featuring a TikTok-like feed and a 'cameo' feature for creating content with friends or characters. Despite some criticism over deepfake and copyright issues, the app has quickly gained popularity, with over 1 million downloads in its first five days on iOS.
OpenAI is introducing a paid option for Sora users to generate more AI videos per day, moving away from the current free limit of 30, due to unsustainable economics, with plans to eventually reduce free quotas and possibly offer paid character cameos.
OpenAI's Sora platform now offers users the option to purchase extra credits for AI video creation due to unsustainable free usage limits, with plans to reduce free allowances in the future and introduce monetization features for creators, including paid cameos and deepfake avatars.
The article discusses how OpenAI's Sora is evolving in a manner similar to TikTok, highlighting insights from tech and business leaders who follow The Information daily.
OpenAI's new AI platform Sora demonstrates the alarming effectiveness of deepfake technology, producing highly convincing but often offensive videos of celebrities and copyrighted characters, highlighting significant flaws in current content authentication systems like C2PA, which are meant to verify the authenticity of digital media.
OpenAI has halted the creation of deepfake videos of Martin Luther King Jr on its app Sora following a request from his estate, citing concerns over disrespectful content and the potential for misinformation. The company is working to implement better safeguards and emphasizes respecting the rights of public figures and their families in AI-generated content.
OpenAI's text-to-video AI app Sora rapidly gained over a million downloads in less than five days, surpassing ChatGPT's launch speed, but has faced criticism over its handling of copyright material and depictions of deceased public figures, raising legal and ethical concerns.
The article discusses the rise of AI-generated content, specifically focusing on new AI video apps like Sora from OpenAI, which allow users to create realistic synthetic videos of themselves and others, raising concerns about the rapid advancement and potential misuse of AI in media.
OpenAI has shifted its approach to copyrighted content in its AI video model Sora 2 from an opt-out to an opt-in system for rightsholders, following backlash over copyright infringement concerns, which has upset users who enjoyed creating content with copyrighted characters.
Sora, an AI video-generating app, achieved nearly 627,000 downloads in its first week on iOS in the US and Canada, surpassing ChatGPT's initial week, despite being invite-only, highlighting its rapid adoption and popularity.
Sora, an AI video-generating app, achieved nearly 627,000 iOS downloads in its first week, surpassing ChatGPT's initial 606,000 downloads, despite being invite-only and available in both the US and Canada, highlighting its rapid consumer adoption and popularity.
OpenAI's Sora app faced unexpected copyright issues and public outcry over AI-generated content, leading to a policy reversal where rightsholders can now specify how their likenesses are used. The company is working on additional controls and clearer watermarks amid concerns about misinformation and misuse, while also expanding access to its AI video technology and infrastructure investments.
OpenAI is planning to introduce official collaborations with fictional characters in videos on Sora, moving away from unauthorized content and towards a system that allows licensed character cameos with more control and potential revenue sharing for rights holders.