AI video-generation tool Sora set to be launched this year


This dog and the entire environment surrounding it have been created by generative artificial intelligence (Sora). — OpenAI©/AFP Relaxnews

One month after unveiling its technology, still in the testing phase, OpenAI, has indicated that Sora will be available to the public later this year. After ChatGPT for generating text and Dall-E for generating images, OpenAI is now looking to fine-tune its new artificial intelligence tool capable of generating videos.

The American startup caused yet another sensation last month, when it presented a new form of video-generating artificial intelligence called Sora. Using a simple prompt of just a few words, the tool is capable of proposing a video sequence lasting several seconds, generated entirely automatically. Examples shown featured landscapes as well as animals or even human beings. While it's rather impressive to watch, none of the images are "real."

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