YouTube CEO sends message to OpenAI about using videos to train artificial intelligence

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan warned OpenAI Not using videos on the platform to train sorais a generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool that can create videos from textual descriptions. The message was given during the interview. Bloombergon Thursday (4).

According to Google’s head of video streaming, The terms of use of the service prevent the use of materials without the permission of the owner.. The rule applies for different purposes, such as the republication of original videos by third parties, and also includes the use of material for training artificial intelligence models.

“From a creator’s perspective, they have certain expectations when they upload their hard work to our platform. “One of these expectations is to meet the terms of service,” the manager stated. Mohan also said: banning transcription of videosCan be used to train ChatGPT.

Chatbot creator becomes target of legal action accused of using copyrighted content in the development of technology, without permission. Newspaper New York Times He is among the authors of the actions, claiming that the developer used his articles to feed ChatGPT.

Is OpenAI using YouTube to train Sora?

Despite the warning, YouTube CEO says he doesn’t know whether the startup used the platform’s videos to train its AI tool newest productive. It was unclear whether the Mountain View giant would conduct any investigation into this matter.

Recently OpenAI’s chief technology officer Mira Murati said: I’m not sure if the AI-based video creator has been trained using material found on YouTube or platforms like Facebook and Instagram. His only confirmation is that Sora will be ready by the end of this year.

New language model from the creator of ChatGPT, released in February Create videos in different styles and very realistic. Currently this is limited to a small group of designers, visual artists and filmmakers who help develop the technology.