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CODA announced requests to OpenAI: do not use members’ content for Sora 2 training without permission, and respond seriously to members’ infringement complaints about generated outputs.
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CODA announced requests to OpenAI: do not use members’ content for Sora 2 training without permission, and respond seriously to members’ infringement complaints about generated outputs.
Submission date October 27; announcement date October 28. The organisation’s view that similar outputs relate to training content is its assessment, not a finding of infringement.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: records a Japanese cross-sector rights organisation’s dispute over prior permission and after-the-fact opt-out mechanisms.
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Evidence & sources
CODA announced requests to OpenAI: do not use members’ content for Sora 2 training without permission, and respond seriously to members’ infringement complaints about generated outputs.
SRC-0155Lines 8–20: webpage publication date, October 27 submission, and two requests.
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DOC-0143Submission to OpenAI of requests concerning Sora 2 operationsCite this record
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