Studio Ghibli and Japan’s publishers warn OpenAI over use of their creative works in AI models

A group representing several major Japanese content creators, including Studio Ghibli, has asked OpenAI to stop using their copyrighted content for training artificial intelligence systems. The request came from the Content Overseas Distribution Association (CODA), which sent a formal letter to OpenAI last week, according to a report by TechCrunch.

CODA Raises Copyright Concerns
CODA, which represents publishers and studios in Japan, stated that OpenAI’s image and video tools appear to replicate creative works without consent.