Imagine if you could create a movie or a music video without needing a huge camera or a big studio. That’s exactly what OpenAI is doing with AI video creator – Sora.
For the first time, they’ve let some creative people outside their team use Sora to make their own cool videos. This includes filmmakers, artists, ad creators, and musicians. They’re showing us that with Sora, you can turn any idea into a video that looks super real.
Sora is still something most of us can’t use yet. But OpenAI has started sharing videos made by these special guests. They’ve made some amazing stuff, like short films and art that really make you think.
Recently, Air Head, short movie by Sora getting a lot of attention.
Filmmaking will never be the same.
— Angry Tom (@AngryTomtweets) March 25, 2024
OpenAI just released new AI videos created by artists and filmmakers using Sora.
Here are 8 insane examples:
1. “Air Head” – The first short film made by Sorapic.twitter.com/OKfUpdtOAH
But it’s not all smooth sailing. While lots of people are excited about what Sora can do, some artists and viewers are worried. They think real artists should make movies and videos, not computers or AI.
And there was a bit of a fuss online about a new horror movie that used AI to create some of its scenes, with some people saying we shouldn’t use AI like this.
There’s also a bit of controversy about how OpenAI is getting all the pictures and videos Sora learns from.
Some people are saying OpenAI should be clearer about where all that stuff comes from and make sure they’re allowed to use it.
Despite these challenges, the videos made with Sora are really something else. They show us what’s possible when technology meets creativity.
OpenAI’s move is a big deal in the world of AI and art, and it’s starting a lot of conversations about how we create and think about art and movies in the future.
So, while there’s a bit of debate about Sora and how it should be used, there’s no denying it’s a super cool tool that’s opening up new possibilities for creative people everywhere. And who knows? Maybe soon, we’ll all get to try our hand at making something amazing with Sora.