China's MiniMax curbs overseas access to its new H3 AI video model in US, EU, UK, and South Korea over copyright disputes
Chinese artificial intelligence company MiniMax has open-sourced its new H3 video model but imposed licensing conditions on users in major overseas markets including the US, European Union, UK, and South Korea. This move, following the Shanghai-based company's release of the model’s weights to developers on Monday, underscores the copyright challenges in generative video AI.
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