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Did You Steal My Shot? Pioneering Camera Motion Plagiarism Detection in Generative Videos
Camera motion often reflects directorial intent and requires professional equipment, making it a high value form of intellectual property. However, generative video models can imitate such high value camera motions with simple prompts, while existing similarity detection methods mainly operate on vi
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