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The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Partner on Sora

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Re: The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Partner on Sora

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Post by forgotaccount3 »

edoceo wrote: post #140
impulser_ wrote: post #53

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I guess it will depend on how good their security is, because I'm assuming Disney is entering this deal with hard guidelines on what will be allowed.

AI with hard guidelines? I don't think that will work.

Not necessarily AI with 'hard guidelines' AI tools that pass output to a filter with 'hard guidelines' is definitely feasible.

Take the input as normal, pass it into Sora 2 and execute it as you would, pass the output through a filtering process that adheres to hard guidelines.

Of course, when talking about images, what is a 'hard guideline' here? Do you take the output and pass it through AI to identify if there's x y or z categorys of content here and then reject it?

Re: The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Partner on Sora

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Post by throw4847285 »

qmr wrote: post #18
giancarlostoro wrote: post #6

This will not end well for Disney, there were certain historical characters removed from Sora 2 because people kept making racist videos that are hard to censor, and it became increasingly unhinged. This feels like another circular investment where Disney is hoping to make money back I'm sure. On the other hand, assuming they do the freemium stuff, I look forward to making a few videos of my daughters favorite Disney…

Sora? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sora_(Kingdom_Hearts)

I had the same thought. Finally, Sora will be teaming up with all your favorite Disney characters! Didn't that happen already?

It's just a funny coincidence.

Re: The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Partner on Sora

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Post by irishcoffee »

postalcoder wrote: post #161
jairuhme wrote: post #150

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I think its just that people either love him or hate him and it seems like OP is part of the latter group

I don’t have an opinion on him, despite the suggestiveness of my comment. He’s more illustrative of a spirit that Disney at a time did not have an appetite for.

Pat Mcafee catching strays (He has had his show for ~6 years) but Screamin' A Smith gets a pass?

Your bias is showing.

Re: The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Partner on Sora

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Post by andrew_lettuce »

Comments all act like Disney is giving them $1B, but they are essentially producing unlimited Disney IP content through OpenAI, and get any value boost on their ownership investment, and get the Disney stock bounce from the deal coverage. I don't really like the deal on the face value of what we know, but will admit there is huge potentially upside and it's very cheap relative to a lot of other company AI "strategies"

Re: The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Partner on Sora

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Post by iamacyborg »

Y_Y wrote: post #177
jerf wrote: post #144

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"there were certain historical characters removed from Sora 2 because people kept making racist videos that are hard to censor, and it became increasingly unhinged" Also Google "Elsagate" to see what sorts of things people would like to do with Disney characters. Or a YouTube search for Elsagate. The other thing I'd point out is that people kind of seem to forget this, but it isn't a requirement that AI video be gene…

Don't use a cucumber if you're going to be subtracting the green screen

I think the idea is you want the cucumber also removed so it can be replaced with something else…

Re: The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Partner on Sora

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Post by yreg »

giancarlostoro wrote: post #6

This will not end well for Disney, there were certain historical characters removed from Sora 2 because people kept making racist videos that are hard to censor, and it became increasingly unhinged. This feels like another circular investment where Disney is hoping to make money back I'm sure. On the other hand, assuming they do the freemium stuff, I look forward to making a few videos of my daughters favorite Disney…

I understand that Disney might care about this, but I don't see why they should.

What exactly does “fanart” (no matter how distasteful and controversial) change?

Let people generate whatever fictional character they want.

Re: The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Partner on Sora

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Post by dmix »

echelon wrote: post #153
dmix wrote: post #147

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It's definitely not a war you're going to win simply via copyright claims to the big chat interfaces. This stuff will happen regardless. Especially as more open high quality LLMs role out. They might as well have some direct say in the matter with the big companies by creating relationships and profiting via licensing.

The AI IP lines are being drawn now. The IP holders will sue or DMCA the platforms, not the users. First Grok, then eventually YouTube. Then they'll charge licensing fees. Are also: RIAA wrt Suno, Udio.

They will be DMCA'ing the social media posts which is nothing new.

The big models will and already have copyright filters on, people are just working around them which will always be a battle. They also don't host the videos they create themselves on OpenAI/Grok.

As I said in my comment these videos are not all going to be via the mainline Grok/ChatGPT interfaces and alternative video generators will eventually become widely accessible to the public.

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