From Investing.com:

OpenAI, a leading AI startup, is facing accusations of using public social media posts to train its new video generation model, Sora. CTO Mira Murati did not confirm whether videos from YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram were used, sparking concerns of data protection violations. The Italian regulator found OpenAI in violation of data protection regulations. This adds to existing concerns about OpenAI’s data usage practices. Earlier legal action was taken against OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement.

OpenAI’s Sora model had a rocky start with errors in video generation after its debut. Despite setbacks, OpenAI continues to refine the model and is actively addressing potential flaws before public release. The accusations regarding data usage practices have raised concerns about privacy and data protection laws. OpenAI does not currently have a mechanism to prevent data extraction from its model. The situation highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in AI development and data usage.



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