This Video is AI Generated! SORA Review

SORA generates videos. This is the first review.

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0:00 Pop Quiz
0:44 Using SORA Features
6:07 Things it's bad at
9:39 Turning pictures into videos
11:16 Things it's really good at
13:30 The other side of the coin

[OmarQunsul]

The prompt of this video is: "Create a video of MKBHD reviewing Sora"

[Awsome]

You tube shorts boutta be a bunch of AI spam

[christophervoit]

"This is a powerful tool about to be in the hands of millions" - oh boy here we go

[islandonlinenews]

“We marveled at our own magnificence as we gave birth to A.I”
- Morpheus

[johnsalamii]

i thought the entire video was ai generated lmao

[fust]

Its hilarious how careful and strict OpenAI is with EVERYONES copyright and intellectual property EXCEPT for the millions of people whose work, art and private data this was feasting on to train the model - somehow their rights dont matter one bit, but uploading a Mickeymouse? You crook!

[joshuakahky]

*The first video in a while where the comments are actually about the video*

[JemelOneFive]

As sick as this all is. I physically struggle to watch these ai videos because they send me down an uncanny valley. Because I know its not real but its trying its best to convince me it's real. I feel uncomfortable. I can't look for too long. Strange, I know lol

[danielterris]

Man I’m screwed, I didn’t get any of those first clips right 😭

[margielacardin]

the ability to make CCTV footage is about to change the world in ways i can’t even imagine

[craigmurdock]

No matter how impressed i am by the tech behind these innovations, i always come away feeling empty and sad, only able to think of the bad that will come out of these tools.

[ai_outline]

The problem is not that physics is hard. The problem happens because the algorithms are learning a pixel distribution. It essentially learns to predict the most likely frame coming next, but this doesn’t mean the algorithm actually understands what it is generating. It does not understand logic like us, that’s why it is not coherent in movements. Anything that requires too much rules and logic the AI will likely fail at.

What I mean is, this happens to physics but could happen to anything that follows “logic”. The algorithm is not inherently bad at physics, it is bad at logic. It does not even care about physics to start :)

[Mitchell_atkinson]

I'm at the point where id be more likely to purchase a product with a "certified Ai free" badge

[bryanp]

So if you are caught doing something illegal on a CCTV camera, you can start performing magic with slight of hand in the vid and claim that the video was SORA generated.

[SoteriaNavi]

"Dead internet theory" was already more of a reality than a theory, but man is it about to get SO MUCH worse and the only thing we're gonna hear is "who could've saw THIS coming?" followed by thousands of "I told you so"

[benjabq]

"Cartoons don't have to have realistic movements or physics" - I just went to see a re-release of "My Neighbor Totoro, " and there is a behind-the-scenes interview with Miyazaki where he hand-draws and re-draws a short scene of someone cutting bread to ensure the bread loaf moves and deforms in the right way. That's the kind of dedication he shows to his animation. Also worth noting that he called AI animation "an insult to life itself."

[samuelealessi]

15:46 I thought he was gonna say "This entire video you just wathced was AI generated"

[Animal_encounters]

The fact that OpenAl is so cautious and stringent about everyone's copyright and intellectual property with the exception of the millions of people whose labor, artwork, and private information.

[snaveo]

The fact that this didn’t end with will smith eating spaghetti is a failure of unimaginable proportions. It’s the perfect baseline for improvement.

[asdfghj]

The last part of this video gives me chills down my spine. For example, one Chinese AI video generate tool somehow created scenes from Korea's Joseon dynasty (old korean dynasty) surprisingly well. It turned out that they had used old Korean historical dramas without permission or copyright. This came to light because some results from that tool actually showed Korean broadcasting companies' logos at the top of the videos it created.