Talent agencies hit out at OpenAI’s Sora 2

CAA and UTA have taken aim at the video generation tool, while WME has opted out all of its clients from the latest update

Sam Altman
Sam Altman

CAA and UTA have hit out at OpenAI’s Sora 2 after rival talent agency WME announced it was opting out all of its clients from the video and audio generation tool.

San Francisco-based OpenAI, the company behind artificial intelligence chatbot Chat GPT, launched the Sora update last month, hailing the model as “the beginning of a completely new era for co-creative experiences”.

“Sora 2 can do things that are exceptionally difficult – and in some instances outright impossible – for prior video generation models,” it said in a blog post. “As a general purpose video-audio generation system, it is capable of creating sophisticated background soundscapes, speech, and sound effects with a high degree of realism.”

However, CAA has branded it a “significant risk”, while UTA called it “exploitation,…

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