OpenAI’s Sora team is preparing to allow copyrighted fictional characters in AI‑generated videos. Bill Peebles, head of Sora, said character cameos are “on the roadmap,” while CEO Sam Altman announced a shift from the previous opt‑out policy toward tighter right‑holder controls and a forthcoming revenue‑sharing model. The changes aim to give creators more granular control over the use of their intellectual property in Sora’s video generation platform. Leer más →

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the company will give copyright holders more granular control over how their characters are used in the Sora 2 video‑generation app. The firm also hinted at a future revenue‑sharing model that could reward rightsholders when their intellectual property appears in user‑generated clips. Altman explained that the changes aim to balance open‑ended creativity with the interests of creators and owners, while also addressing the unexpectedly high volume of video generation on the platform. Leer más →

Nvidia and AMD have secured U.S. government licenses to sell their high‑performance AI chips in China by agreeing to remit a portion of sales revenue. Nvidia will share earnings from its H20 AI chips, while AMD will contribute a cut of MI308 chip sales. The arrangement follows earlier export‑control restrictions and follows a broader trade discussion involving rare‑earth elements. Both companies say they are complying with U.S. rules, though national‑security experts have urged a reversal of the policy. Leer más →