OpenAI announced that it has paused the generation of AI‑generated videos featuring Martin Luther King Jr. on its social app Sora following complaints from the civil‑rights leader’s estate and daughter. The company said families and authorized representatives can now request that a person’s likeness be excluded from the platform. The move reflects OpenAI’s evolving policy on the use of historical and public figures in AI content, a shift that aligns with recent legal developments around privacy rights and copyright. Leer más →

OpenAI's Sora app, described as a "TikTok for deepfakes," now lets users limit how AI-generated versions of themselves appear in videos. The update introduces preferences that can block cameo appearances in political content, restrict specific language, or prevent certain visual contexts. OpenAI says the changes are part of broader weekend updates aimed at stabilizing the platform and addressing safety concerns. While the new tools give creators more say over their digital likenesses, critics note that past AI tools have been bypassed, and the watermark remains weak. OpenAI pledges further refinements. Leer más →

OpenAI has released Sora, an iOS app that lets users create short AI‑generated videos featuring their own digital likenesses. The platform offers a scrollable feed of bite‑size clips and includes built‑in safety guardrails to restrict sexual content, graphic violence, extremist propaganda, hate speech, and self‑harm. Users can control who may use their likeness and can see any details about generated videos that involve them. While the app showcases impressive realism, OpenAI acknowledges the potential for misuse and has implemented multiple safeguards. Leer más →