Neal Mohan, CEO of YouTube, said this week (4) that OpenAI cannot use YouTube videos to teach Sora, its video generation. In an event organized by Bloomberg, Mohan knows that the terms of use of the platform risk that the contents of the platform are used to train AI models. The CEO's statement may be protective, but it's fair cause.
Ainda that Google's AI interests have one of two motives to proibr a rival of teach Sora, Mohan destaca that the terms of use serve to protect the published content of users. Or rather, they are precisely followed by two of these sites: YouTube and Canais.
Additionally, as monetization justifications or injustices, the YouTube CEO says that when a creator is on a video on a platform, they hope that the terms of use will be respected. This includes protecting content that is illegally recorded or transcription of your text — which can train text-generating AIs, like ChatGPT or Claude.
Mohan's fala is not said on this subject. OpenAI is also responsible for the usage processes automatic rights protected material to train or ChatGPT. Between some process authors this type is: log The New York Timescomedian Sarah Silverman, George RR Martin (author of As Crônicas de Gelo e Fogo) and Christopher Golden (author of Buffy, A Caça Vampiros).
The “mathematics” to form an effective generative generation is basic: as to the most important content of access, but to the knowledge of what will be. As training companies, and Google is no exception, they are not very open about the sources of training. Finally, we reveal to you that they are placed in a place to receive a process.
Sora screamed videos in high quality, but they are still not released
Sora was announced in February, but it's still not available to the public. The video-generating AI is only in the testing phase, but their first results are imprinted with realism. And yet, there are some common mistakes in photo generative AI. The image has been transformed into a GIF to display without text, because its quality is reduced
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