From Gizmodo:

OpenAI’s Sora, set for a 2024 release, is expected to revolutionize the video world, blurring the lines between real and fake videos like AI image generators did for graphic design. Sora’s videos are described as both incredible and concerning, with a fluidity that makes them feel real and surpasses current AI video generators.

It remains unknown what Sora was trained on, as OpenAI’s CTO Mira Murati admitted in an interview with the Wall Street Journal. Lawsuits claim OpenAI used protected intellectual property to train its AI models, making the data used to train Sora a critical issue. Some speculate Sora could potentially replace jobs in the film industry.

OpenAI positions Sora as a tool for video creators, offering more creative possibilities for filmmakers, video game engineers, and animators. While there are concerns about AI-generated videos impacting jobs, the full extent of Sora’s influence on the industry is yet to be seen. Demo videos of Sora’s capabilities on TikTok have already impressed viewers, hinting at the potential impact this technology could have upon its release in 2024.



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