This digest covers news from March 22 to March 24. OpenAI Discloses Sora Safety Design Details Source: https://openai.com/index/creating-with-sora-safely OpenAI published safety design documentation for Sora 2 and the Sora app, centered on “safety built in from the start.” Every video carries both visible and invisible provenance signals, embeds C2PA metadata, and OpenAI maintains internal reverse-image and audio search tools to trace videos back to Sora. For human likenesses, OpenAI introduced a “characters” mechanism: users can create digital versions of themselves, control who can use these characters, and revoke access at any time. Uploading photos to generate videos requires attesting that consent was obtained from people depicted, with stricter moderation for content involving children.

This edition covers news from March 22 to March 23. Mozilla sketches a Stack Overflow built for agents Source: https://blog.mozilla.ai/cq-stack-overflow-for-agents/ Mozilla AI makes a blunt but useful observation: today’s agents keep running into the same problems that human developers used to solve by searching old forum threads and Q&A archives. They just repeat those mistakes faster, more often, and with a much larger token bill. The idea behind cq is to add a shared knowledge layer for agents, so they can look up prior solutions, contribute new lessons, and avoid relearning the same failure in isolated sessions.