Ironic timing given ByteDance is also pushing Seedance 2.5 as a pay-as-you-go model instead of subscription, no idea how that fits with the copyright drama here (saw it mentioned at https://klifgen.app/create-seedance-2-5). Makes sense Disney would go after training data issues though, these video models need massive datasets and it's rarely clear how "clean" that data actually is. Wondering if this ends up like the Stability AI lawsuits, drags on for years without a clear resolution either way.