Generative artificial intelligence that generates video from text by OpenAI, one of the leading names in the artificial intelligence industry. sora There was a remarkable development on this subject. Our artificial intelligence colleagues have determined that Sora may have been trained via Twitch videos. OpenAI has not made any statements about this, but the experiments have been done in Twitch broadcasts and videos produced by Sora. There are serious similarities it reveals.

When OpenAI first announced Sora, it was designed to train artificial intelligence. MinecraftHe said he got help from . However, investigation revealed that the incident outside of this one is It makes you think. If you wish, we will immediately explain why we say that.

Let’s take a look at some videos Sora has made about games:

As you can see in the examples above, Sora explains the process of producing video game themed videos. can be performed quite successfully. Especially FPS gaming video, literally with Counter-Strike 2 Call of dutyLike the karma of .

But there is more. Our colleagues, from Sora related to Twitch They asked him to make a video. The resulting video was a bit confusing. Here’s a screenshot of the Twitch video Sora made:

That is indeed the screenshot above isn’t it surprising?? It’s as if generative artificial intelligence didn’t produce this image, but design changes were made to Twitch.

Now let’s take a look at another video Sora made for Twitch:

Here’s the video above, which suggests Sora may have been trained via Twitch videos. is enough to support. However, as we just mentioned, OpenAI has nothing to say about this issue.

If OpenAI really trained Sora using Twitch streams may experience serious problems. Because the legal aspect of the case will be open to discussion. Our colleagues who contacted Epic Games, Microsoft, Ubisoft, Nintendo, Roblox and CD PROJEKT Red have not received any response to the matter. But lawyers here copyrights and licensing rights They say it can be born. Let’s see how OpenAI will solve this problem.