October 7th message, along with OpenAI Sora There has also been increasing attention to the issue of copyright. For example, users have produced a video of the SpongeBob version of The Deadly Poisoner, which not only has a very positive image of the person but also has a similar voice。
Sora team leader Bill Peebles says that the virtual role is shown in the video as "a part of the development road map" and Sora will introduce a positive version of virtual role collaboration in the future。
1AI noted that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman had previously announced that the company's “default exit” (opt-out) copyright policy would be adjusted. Altman states that the copyrighter has shown “extreme interest” in such “interactive fan creation” and that OpenAI will provide “more sophisticated control” similar to the optional authorization (opt-in) mechanism using personal portraits, but with additional control。
Altman also disclosed that the Platform would soon introduce some form of revenue-sharing scheme for copyright users who used its role. At the same time, however, he cautioned that a specific division model might need to be “determined through continuous testing”。
OpenAI aims to limit unauthorized content dissemination, including the early appearance of extreme or inappropriate virtual role videos on Sora, such as those involving offences or inappropriately adapted role images。