OpenAI Sora Updates Coming: CEO Sam Altman Says Rightsholders To Get More Control Over Character Generation, Revenue Sharing To Be Introduced
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced two new updates to Sora, the company’s AI video generator. These updates will give rightsholders more control over how their characters are generated. Further, he said that a revenue-sharing model would be introduced, allowing creators to benefit financially as well.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced upcoming changes to its video-generation platform, Sora, based on user and rightsholder feedback. Sam Altman said rightsholders will soon get more granular controls over how their characters are generated, including options to opt out entirely. He said that there was a strong interest from Japan and added that creators were eager to explore “interactive fan fiction” but want clearer usage rights. OpenAI CEO also revealed that OpenAI will introduce a revenue-sharing model, allowing rightsholders to benefit when their characters are used. He compared Sora’s rapid iteration to the early days of ChatGPT, promising fast improvements and adjustments. He hinted that these two changes would be announced soon. OpenAI Acquires AI-Powered Personal Finance Startup Roi, CEO Sujith Vishwajith To Join Company.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Hints 2 New Updates for Sora AI Video Generator
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