OpenAI officially launched Sora on cringe eroticeMonday, Dec. 9, and people are already testing its capabilities.
The company showed off its AI video generator last year before launching it during its 12 Days of OpenAI series of announcements. It was made available to the U.S. and lots of countries earlier today. Mashable's Cecily Mauran has all the details about the launch.
SEE ALSO: OpenAI's Sora is officially hereThe general idea behind Sora is that, much like a chatbot, you give the AI tool a prompt, and it spits out results. But instead of text or images, you get videos. That is both pretty amazing and quite concerning.
There are already a number of videos created by Sora that are going viral online. Here are seven examples.
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The tool from OpenAI just dropped, and there are already a number of videos out there.
Obviously, with time, folks will get the hang of Sora, and there will be more and more AI-generated video on our social feeds. Just be sure to stay on your toes and look out for fakes designed to fool you for nefarious purposes.
SEE ALSO: How to identify AI-generated videosTopics Artificial Intelligence Viral Videos OpenAI
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