OpenAI adjusts the copyright policy, and Sora will allow a positive animators to come in

With the fire in OpenAI Sora, the issue of copyright has received increasing attention. For example, users produced a video of the SpongeBob version of The Deadly Poisoner, which not only portrays the person as well as the voice of the person, but also largely corresponds to the original version. Bill Peebles, head of the Sora team, said that the visual video of the virtual role's guest line “was included in the development road map” and that Sora would introduce a positive virtual role cooperation feature in the future. The CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, had previously announced that the company's “default exit” (opt-out) copyright policy would be adjusted. Altman stated that the copyrighter had shown “extreme interest” in such “interactive fan creation” and that OpenAI would provide “more sophisticated control”, similar to the option-in mechanism using personal portraits, but added additional control。