The launch of the Sora video application, created by OpenAI, has generated a wave of controversy regarding copyright compliance, in the context where users have produced clips with protected characters, such as those from Rick and Morty or The Simpsons.

Sora, a recently launched video application by OpenAI, allows users to generate short clips by entering descriptive text, but it has sparked controversy regarding copyright issues. Users have created content featuring protected characters, such as those from Pokémon, Rick and Morty, or The Simpsons, which has drawn the attention of intellectual property experts to the legal risks. OpenAI has stated that it will collaborate with rights holders to remove unauthorized content and that it intends to expand controls to prevent the improper use of protected materials.