Openai video generator, SoraMaybe incredibly convincing clips that look like they went from Netflix, Tiktok or Twitch.
But here is a kicker: Nobody but Openai really knows what movies he will train and the company does not speak.
It makes you wonder, right? If Sora can spit out a place Wednesday Scene or false intro universal studios, and then it says where he learned these tricks?
Experts point to good old-fashioned scraping-massive amounts of video data vacuumed online, with or without consent.
And before you roll your eyes and say: “Well, everyone is doing it”, think that even Nvidia and Runway ML have been marked for using YouTube libraries to feed your AI projects.
The plot thickens when you realize how large the rates are. Think about Twitch streamers or Ticktok dancers who have never enrolled in AI training feed.
If their similarity or branding appear as a result of Sory, who can call a foul? Netflix, for example, said that they did not give Otnai anything to work. And yet Voilà-Sora conjures up Squid game easy.
What is fascinating and to be honest, a bit terrifying, is the legal gray zone here. Opeli insists that it plays the principles of “allowed use”, but lawsuits are arranged.
Last year, the creators of YouTube accused the company of tearing millions of sound hours to the ChatgPT training kit.
And yet, if you ask people standing behind Sory, they will tell you that it is about democratization of creativity-providing production at the studio level in the hands of everyday people.
Here are my two cent: We stare at the cultural earthquake. Imagine that the Hollywood logo is re -alerted by hints or favorite fans of fans reborn in twenty -second clips at the press of the button.
This is smart, but is it creativity – or is it just remixing without permission? One researcher in myth put it directly: “The model imitates training data. He has no magic.”
So the question arises: are we okay with this new brave world in which ownership is blurred, art is infinitely reproducible, and even spongebob has a twin AI?
Personally, I'm torn. Part of me loves the idea of tools like this one blows up the door from old guards.
But the next part whispers: if the foundations are shaky, maybe the whole house breaks down.
