Both Disney and Paramount-Skydance have sent cease and desist letters to China’s ByteDance accusing them of “blatant infringement” of intellectual property rights after the recent spate of hyper-realistic Seedance 2.0 AI videos were released last week.
Paramount’s letter, signed by Paramount Skydance’s head of intellectual property Gabriel Miller, demands that ByteDance immediately cease the infringement, Variety reported.
“In next to no time, one person is going to be able to sit at a computer and create a movie indistinguishable from what Hollywood now releases,” Reese added on another X post.
The videos also made use of famed action…
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