Sora: the AI tool that instantly creates video from text

One of the biggest players in the world of artificial intelligence is back with a new product. OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, is launching Sora, which can create realistic videos from a few typed instructions.

So far, this powerful new tool has only been released to a select group of people in order, its creators say, to allow for constructive feedback and safety testing.

But Sora presents ever more questions for the regulators trying to understand and control the dangers of this fast developing technology.

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[KenSoHappyClegg]

Goodbye forever to all the most trusted news agencies in the world

[victor_.]

I'm already seeing countless of "content" creators doing 100% AI channels, top 10 videos, curiosity videos, it's already happening, but now they don't even have to use stock videos anymore

[TheChokesonYou]

“The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”

[DailyBookInsights]

"made in second" 😮 a one minute video. I wonder how much compute power it requires.

[kevinwilliams]

the same way many got lost with social media AI will do the same .

[kashaid]

Ai will kill the video star but will ironically increase the popularity of live productions such as theatre and talented bands

[jebbo-cl]

you cant believe anything you read, hear, or see online anymore

[shrimpfry]

this would greatly accelerate production times in the film industry, you can instantly turn a script into a storyboard, and i believe this is the next big step for cgi (or aigi - artificial intelligence generated imagery). it can also be used in fast fashion to generate unique patterns.

[keifer]

How can we trust that this video itself isn't completely generated by AI?

[DextraVisual]

Of all the areas to make ourselves obsolete and superfluous in we choose culture and art. Absolutely tragic.

[thebeesnuts]

I will now become Steven Spielbergs Dad and so will everyone else

[rezaman]

Goodbye Hollywood. Next stop... Gaming

[henryzhao]

The world ends when chimpanzees get god like power.

[kashaid]

If you read the their research material, its clear that their focus is building world simulators and the videos are almost a by product.

[rogerc]

Gamers have been using procedural generated imagery for quite a while.

[EA-jeym]

How to get sora to use our product photos and images from the website to create videos?

[주명화-wc]

It's not a problem of AI, but of malicious men misusing it. What we need at this point is a very very strong regulation to deter sinister intentions of bad guys while taking away the benefits of high tech engineering like AI. It's always happening in that way. Every cutting edge technology has always been misused in the hands of evils first, usually using as a tool to kill more in battlefield and then transfered to the use of ordinary citizen's benefits. AI is not an exception in this category. What we need is to discuss how to control the bad guys, rather than tech itself.

[Rek-]

It have some bugs, strangely looks sometime

[Ytremz]

The time will come when reality will be considered semantic.

[joggenameless]

Child pornography, fake crimes and and and… we are done