OpenAI has officially confirmed that its brand-new text-to-video generator platform, Sora, will be available to the public soon. The company's Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Mira Murati announced in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that Sora will make its debut in 2024, possibly within the next few months. Interested users are requested to stay alert and go through the latest announcements if they want to use the text-to-video generator AI tool. All the important details are stated online.
According to the latest official details, Sora was introduced by OpenAI in February 2024. This AI tool can produce lifelike scenes based on context prompts. Earlier, the tool was limited to visual artists, designers, and filmmakers, however, now the company has announced that it will be available for public use. Stay alert to know all the important updates.
One should note that videos generated by Sora have already been seen on famous social media platforms like X. You must know when Sora will be released for the public worldwide so they can create videos after providing text.
OpenAI Sora Launch: Details
Apart from publicly releasing Sora in the next couple of months, OpenAI is planning to add audio capabilities to Sora that will improve realism. Users will soon be allowed to edit the generated video to enhance accuracy.
The popular platform, OpenAI aims to make Sora a versatile tool that will allow editing and creation.
Interested people should note that the actual release date for Sora is not known yet. However, it is confirmed that the date will be announced in the next few months so stay alert and check the latest announcements online.
Users should know that Sora clips take a few minutes to generate. It is important to note that the demo clips are 20-second videos at HD resolution. The processing costs for creating these clips exceed Dall-E images or ChatGPT.
However, when Sora makes its public debut, OpenAI will make the costs affordable so that users can get help from it. Users should note that the AI tool can identify objects and actions. It sketches a scene based on that knowledge and generates a result for users.
All interested people must take note of the details revealed by Mira Murati, the Chief Technology Officer (CTO), about Sora before it is launched globally.
(At The Quint, we are answerable only to our audience. Play an active role in shaping our journalism by becoming a member. Because the truth is worth it.)