Few tech products have been as broadly contentious as video-generating artificial intelligence. These complex algorithms which cleave millions of datapoints together into seconds-long gobs of video are notoriously trained on proprietary material, leading to widespread ethical and legal concerns. (That's before we even mention how much energy it takes to synthesize an AI video.) Tech billionaires tend to argue that this is simply the way things need to be — if you want AI, we need to feed it copyrighted books, music, and video. However, one group of AI researchers is working to prove that argument wrong. Moonvalley is a […]