# Midjourney 要求好莱坞制片厂披露自身 AI 使用细节

- 来源：TechCrunch：AI（RSS）
- 作者：Anthony Ha
- 发布时间：2026-07-05 02:00
- AIHOT 分数：66
- AIHOT 链接：https://aihot.virxact.com/items/cmr6ogx3g0046slj6nkhfred0
- 原文链接：https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/04/midjourney-wants-hollywood-studios-to-reveal-the-details-of-their-ai-usage

## AI 摘要

Midjourney 在与迪士尼、环球和华纳兄弟的版权诉讼中，要求对方披露自身使用生成式 AI 的具体情况。Midjourney 认为，若制片厂也在内部未经授权使用受版权保护的内容训练 AI，则证明其行为属行业惯例。此前法官裁定制片厂仅需提供涉及面向消费者的视频和图像的相关文档。Midjourney 最新动议试图推翻该限制，并主张制片厂应公开所有在 Midjourney 上使用的提示词及对应输出结果。片方律师称此举为“钓鱼执法”。

## 正文

As part of an ongoing legal dispute with three Hollywood studios, AI startup Midjourney is seeking to compel those studios to reveal how they use AI themselves.

Disney and Universal sued Midjourney for alleged copyright infringement last year, noting that the startup’s image-generation models could create images of characters, such as Bart Simpson and Darth Vader, who are owned by the studios. A few months later, Warner Bros. sued Midjourney as well.

The startup argues that training its AI models on images of copyrighted characters is permitted under fair use.

The current dispute revolves around the documentation the studios will need to produce during the discovery process. A judge previously ruled that the studios would indeed have to provide information about their generative AI usage – but only when it led to “consumer-facing” videos and images.

In its latest filing, Midjourney seeks to overturn that limitation, arguing that it “unfairly” allows the studios “to cherry-pick only those documents they believe support their market harm claims while depriving Midjourney of documents that would support its defenses.”

Midjourney goes on to claim that the “documents [the studios] are withholding are precisely those that would reveal whether, behind closed doors, they are doing exactly what they are suing Midjourney for doing.”

For example, the startup says that if the studios are developing image-generating AI models “for internal use in storyboarding or ideating content for film or TV, that evidence would equally demonstrate that it is an industry custom, even among the studios themselves, to download and train AI on unlicensed copyrighted content.”

In the filing, the startup also argues that the studios should reveal all the prompts they used in Midjourney, as well as the resulting outputs, not just the prompts that produced the allegedly infringing images.

The studios’ lead attorney David Singer previously claimed Midjourney was seeking this documentation as part of a “fishing expedition.”

He also said the studios “do not seek to stop AI technology or even shut down Midjourney’s business,” but rather “simply want Midjourney to stop copying their movies and TV shows and to stop distributing, publicly displaying, publicly performing, and creating derivative works that include copies of [their] famous characters without authorization.”