Bloomberg — OpenAI launches its social video program Sora for Android devicesa month after the AI company launched its popular — and controversial — Service for iphone.
This was announced by the manufacturer of ChatGPT on Tuesday Sora will be available on Android in several countries, including the US, Canada, and Japan. As with the iPhone release, the app is initially available by invitation only, meaning users will need to get a code to start using it.
OpenAI introduced the Sora app in late September with the goal of driving the adoption of AI-generated videos, much like ChatGPT did for chatbots. Sora also noted OpenAI’s ambition to embrace social networking products. With Sora, people can Quickly use artificial intelligence to create short videos in response to written promptsand then share these clips with your friends.
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In just a few days, Sora has become the most downloaded free app in the Apple App Store and currently ranks fifth in the category. Within weeks of Sora’s launch, OpenAI expanded the app’s creative capabilities by allowing users to stitch together video and show multiple characters in multiple clips.
But OpenAI also raised concerns about realistic videos spreading misinformation, promoting deepfakes and infringing copyrights. images Celebrities appeared in AI-generated videos without their consent. Video game characters have been featured in high-speed police chases. And OpenAI was forced to suspend speeches by Martin Luther King Jr. after users created “irreverent” videos of the civil rights leader in deep spoofs.
OpenAI said it has strengthened the fences of its Sora 2 model and limited the app’s capabilities in response to the complaints. echo the voice and likeness of those who did not choose the service. The company said it also eased requests from public figures not to have their images used in Sora’s videos.
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