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OpenAI's Chief Technology Officer, Mira Murati, revealed that the innovative text-to-video model Sora, trained on publicly available and licensed data, is set to launch in 2024. This announcement comes as the AI community eagerly anticipates the model's capability to generate videos from text prompts, marking a significant leap in multimedia creation.
Sora: OpenAI's Text-to-Video Leap, Training Transparency Questioned as Launch Nears
According to Windows Report. Sora, OpenAI's groundbreaking text-to-video model, debuted in mid-February, sparking widespread interest. This AI marvel has the potential to craft breathtaking videos from simple text prompts, a feature that has yet to be unveiled for public use.
When asked about the data OpenAI used to train Sora, Murati said, "We use publicly available data and licensed data."
Sora's training data source and Murati's responses needed to be more convincing. She said, "I am not sure about that, and I will not go into the details about the data used."
OpenAI never misses an opportunity to showcase demo videos created with Sora AI, which appears to have set high standards for video quality.
As the world eagerly awaits Sora's public debut, CTO Murati shared some insights. She revealed that creating a 20-second 720p video clip could take a few minutes, depending on the complexity of the text prompts. While no specific date was mentioned, Murati hinted that Sora will be available to the public later this year, fueling the anticipation.
Although OpenAI's CTO appeared to dodge questions about Sora's training data, she praised the text-to-video AI model's ability to generate hyperrealistic, beautiful, and highly detailed videos.
Building Excitement: Sora AI Set for 2024 Release, Early Demos Stir Public Anticipation
The anticipation for Sora AI's release is palpable. Many were left in awe when they first witnessed its capabilities, and now, the service is on the brink of being available to the general public. The excitement is building, and you might soon experience Sora AI firsthand.
The new Sora AI showcase videos have left us all in awe of their impressive features. The question lingered in everyone's mind for months. According to Neowin, this should take little time, and the service is expected to be available by 2024.
A few users are currently testing the service, but OpenAI's CTO, Mira Murati, predicts that Sora AI will be available to the public in 2024.
While no specific date was provided, she stated it could be a few months before the official release. Murati also noted that the company is working on adding audio to Sora's clips and developing editing tools.
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