CODA sent a letter to OpenAI, demanding that it cease using copyrighted Japanese content to train its AI models.

Japan’s Content Overseas Distribution Association (CODA), representing major publishers such as Studio Ghibli, urged OpenAI's Sam Altman last week to stop using Japanese copyrighted works to train its ...

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CODA, which represents many Japanese studios including Studio Ghibli, has asked OpenAI to stop training Sora 2 on copyrighted ...

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