New York: The maker of ChatGPT has unveiled a new tool that can instantly make short videos in response to written commands. Microsoft-backed OpenAI’s new text-to-video generator is called Sora. While big tech giants like Google and Meta have demonstrated similar technology in the past, OpenAI has gone way ahead in terms of quality.
Following the announcement about Sora software, a social media user told OpenAI CEO Sam Altman “Sam please don’t make me homeless”, he replied, “will generate you a video, what would you like?”. The user recommended, “Hmmm, a monkey playing chess in a park”. Immediately, Altman shared a high-quality video by Sora on the X platform
Sora is not publicly available yet and OpenAI has revealed limited information about how it was built.
Following the announcement about Sora software, a social media user told OpenAI CEO Sam Altman “Sam please don’t make me homeless”, he replied, “will generate you a video, what would you like?”. The user recommended, “Hmmm, a monkey playing chess in a park”. Immediately, Altman shared a high-quality video by Sora on the X platform.
Sora is not publicly available yet and OpenAI has revealed limited information about how it was built.
It is currently available for red teaming, which helps identify flaws in the AI system, as well as for use by visual artists, designers, and filmmakers to gain feedback on the model, the company said in a statement. According to the OpenAI, Sora may confuse the spatial details of a prompt and have difficulty in following a specific camera trajectory.
