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MPA calls on OpenAI to address Sora 2 copyright issues

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MPA’s statement calls on OpenAI to prevent copyright infringement and argues that responsibility should not be shifted to rights holders.

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MPA’s statement calls on OpenAI to prevent copyright infringement and argues that responsibility should not be shifted to rights holders.

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Editorial interpretation: document film-industry claims about video-generation platforms’ responsibilities, enabling comparison of permission and opt-out mechanisms.

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MPA’s statement calls on OpenAI to prevent copyright infringement and argues that responsibility should not be shifted to rights holders.

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Main text of Charles Rivkin’s statement

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