OpenAI starts major mess with Japan as Sora cribs Nintendo, anime

OpenAI's new generative video app, Sora, has sparked controversy in Japan due to its ability to recreate Japanese media, including anime and video games, with remarkable accuracy. The app's use of this content has prompted public criticism, as it is seen as a violation of intellectual property rights and a disrespect for Japanese culture. Sora's ability to generate videos that closely resemble popular Japanese media has raised concerns about the potential for unauthorized use and distribution of copyrighted material. The Japanese government and various industry organizations have expressed their displeasure with OpenAI's actions, calling for the company to address the issue and respect the country's intellectual property laws. The incident highlights the challenges that emerge as advanced AI technologies continue to push the boundaries of creative expression. As the debate surrounding the ethical and legal implications of such technologies intensifies, OpenAI will likely face increasing pressure to find a balance between innovation and respect for the intellectual property of others.