The Motion Picture Association (MPA) is demanding that OpenAI must immediately ban the use of copyrighted material to program its new video-generating tool, Sora 2.

Once Sora 2 was released last week, many users quickly used films and TV shows as base material to test Sora 2’s abilities and videos quickly flooded the Internet using those copyrighted materials. MPA, though, insists that such use is clearly a violation of copyright laws and that OpenAI is obligated to prevent its customers from reusing TV and films in their personal AI productions, The Wrap reported.

“Since Sora 2’s release, videos that infringe our members’ films, shows and characters have proliferated on OpenAI’s service and across social media,” said MPA Chairman and CEO Charles Rivkin. “While OpenAI clarified it wi

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