ByteDance berjanji perlindungan untuk Seedance 2.0 setelah keluhan Hollywood

ByteDance berjanji untuk memperkuat perlindungan pada generator video AI barunya, Seedance 2.0, setelah backlash dari studio Hollywood terkait isu hak cipta. Alat tersebut, yang dirilis kurang dari seminggu lalu, menghasilkan klip viral yang menampilkan Tom Cruise dan Brad Pitt, memicu surat perintah berhenti dari Disney dan Paramount Skydance.

ByteDance merilis Seedance 2.0, alat pembuat video AI, kurang dari seminggu sebelum 16 Februari 2026. Peluncuran tersebut segera menuai kritik setelah klip yang dihasilkan AI menjadi viral menggambarkan Tom Cruise dan Brad Pitt bertarung, memicu kemarahan seniman dan menimbulkan kekhawatiran tentang pelanggaran hak kekayaan intelektual. nBeberapa surat perintah berhenti telah dikirim ke ByteDance terkait Seedance 2.0. Pada Jumat, The Walt Disney Company mengeluarkan satu, mengklaim alat tersebut menggunakan “perpustakaan bajakan dari karakter berhak cipta Disney dari Star Wars, Marvel, dan franchise Disney lainnya, seolah-olah hak kekayaan intelektual Disney yang dihargai adalah clip art domain publik gratis.” Disney memberikan contoh termasuk video dengan Spider-Man dan Darth Vader. nParamount Skydance juga dilaporkan mengeluarkan surat perintah berhenti kepada ByteDance untuk menghentikan penggunaan materinya, menurut BBC. nSebagai tanggapan, ByteDance mengeluarkan pernyataan kepada BBC: “Kami sedang mengambil langkah-langkah untuk memperkuat perlindungan saat ini saat kami bekerja untuk mencegah penggunaan tidak sah atas hak kekayaan intelektual dan kemiripan oleh pengguna.” Perusahaan menambahkan bahwa ia “menghormati hak kekayaan intelektual dan kami telah mendengar kekhawatiran terkait Seedance 2.0.” ByteDance tidak memberikan detail lebih lanjut tentang bagaimana ia berencana menerapkan perubahan ini ketika ditanya. nInsiden ini menyoroti ketegangan yang sedang berlangsung di industri AI terkait penggunaan kemiripan dan materi berhak cipta dalam alat generatif.

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