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<p>It sure looks like OpenAI trained Sora on game content — and legal experts say that could be a problem</p>
<p>OpenAI has never revealed exactly which data it used to train Sora, its video-generating AI. But from the looks of it, at least some of the data might’ve come from Twitch streams and walkthroughs of games. Sora launched on Monday, and I’ve been playing around with it for a bit (to the extent the capacity […]</p><p>© 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.</p>]]></description>
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