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OpenAI’s Sora Lets Users Put Themselves Into AI Videos

Reports point to an opt-out approach for copyrighted content, prompting scrutiny over consent.

Overview

  • Users film themselves with audio in the Sora app to enable their likeness in AI‑generated clips.
  • Sora debuts as a social video platform where people can view, edit, remix clips and include registered friends in their creations.
  • Initial rollout is limited to the United States and Canada.
  • OpenAI’s updated Sora 2 model is reported to handle complex motion more convincingly, including gymnastics sequences.
  • The Wall Street Journal reports OpenAI plans to require rights holders to object to prevent use of their material, and that Sora will not reproduce public figures’ appearances without consent.