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Molly Edwards

Japanese content trade group whose membership includes Studio Ghibli calls for its work to stop being used to train AI without permission

Chihiro and No-Face sitting in a train carriage during Spirited Away.

CODA, a Japanese content trade group with membership that includes Studio Ghibli, Square Enix, and Bandai, has called on OpenAI to stop using its work to train Sora 2 without permission.

The letter, per CODA's website, comes "at the request of [CODA's] member companies" and is dated October 27 (via Variety, first reported by Automaton). Sora 2 launched on October 1 and is described by OpenAI as its "flagship video and audio generation model."

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