The generative AI tech race is still on and running at full tilt. In the past months, both startups and established players appear to have directed their attention towards video generators, as the announcements in this field continue to pour in. Yesterday, the maker of ChatGPT also officially joined the club. Yet, the news about the OpenAI launch of Sora might just be groundbreaking, as its deep-learning model shows an unprecedented level of realism. The tool is not available to the public yet, but the published cases have shocked creators all over the world. Let’s take a look at what Sora promises to do! After the prolonged competition in text-to-image generators, the technology has finally advanced enough to simulate motion and create short video clips solely from written commands (the so-called prompts). So, now it’s all about video generators. Just this year, Sora marks the third similar launch from the leading AI developers, following news from Midjourney, and the introduction of Google Lumiere. However, neither these nor the ones that were on the market long before (Runway, for example) have shown such consistent hyperrealistic results with the quality that Sora demonstrates. Trust me, I tested them and can confirm this! While previously we stated that the tech is not there yet to replace, say, stock footage, now we are starting to have our doubts. And we are not the only ones. OpenAI launches Sora – will it be the next leap in the generative AI area? So, what’s so special...
Published By: CineD - Friday, 16 February, 2024