A month after the launch of Skydance 2.0 in China, Disney and Paramount Skydance issued letters barring the use of copyrighted material, its developer ByteDance has reportedly halted the release of the AI video tool in other regions. according to InformationByteDance has suspended the global rollout of CDance 2.0, said two unnamed sources with knowledge of the matter. Engadget has contacted ByteDance for comment and will update this story if we hear back with more information.
SeiDance 2.0 caused a stir in Hollywood studios upon its release, when user-generated videos, including a viral AI clip of Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise fighting, raised concerns that copyrighted works were used in training the model. In February, ByteDance reported BBC It is “taking steps to strengthen existing security measures as we work to prevent unauthorized use of intellectual property and likeness by users.” It’s unclear when exactly ByteDance plans to release the tool more widely.
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