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Federal court rules that OpenAI must stop using the term 'Cameo'

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A federal court ruled that OpenAI cannot use the term 'Cameo' in its video generation tool Sora, following a trademark lawsuit by the celebrity video platform Cameo; this decision underscores growing legal challenges for AI companies over intellectual property rights. Content creators should be aware of potential trademark infringements when naming features or services to avoid similar legal issues.

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