OpenAI launches GPT Image 1.5
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OpenAI released a new image generator this week, and AI-generated Studio Ghibli slop is now all over the internet. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has ...
OpenAI’s user base is expanding on the rise, with CEO Sam Altman suggesting that one in 10 people globally now use its systems.
The latest version of OpenAI’s image generation technology has resulted in a flood of users sharing images on social media that have been transformed in the style of Studio Ghibli, the legendary Japanese animation studio. On Tuesday, OpenAI launched what ...
After ChatGPT-generated images in the style of Studio Ghibli drew criticism online, OpenAI has shared a response addressing the backlash. The viral moment quickly turned into questions of copyright infringement and IP theft as users wondered whether OpenAI ...
This is different from other image-sharing trends involving memes or GIFs. The technology has given ChatGPT users control over the visual languages that artists have honed over the course of their careers, potentially devaluing those artists’ styles and ...
OpenAI, developer of ChatGPT and Sora, has received a written request from the Japanese anti-piracy group Content Overseas Distribution Association to stop using their members’ content to train their recent video generator Sora 2 without explicit permission.
A Japanese trade organization that includes heavy-hitting media creators like Studio Ghibli, Square Enix, and Bandai just announced that it sent a letter to OpenAI dated October 28 concerning alleged copyright violations. The letter includes some ...
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Studio Ghibli, Square Enix, and Bandai Namco, via CODA, demand OpenAI stop using their content to train Sora 2. They argue the opt-out policy violates Japanese copyright law, which requires prior permission. This challenge signals a global showdown over AI ...
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