20. 02. 2024 | Natalie Bezděková

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OpenAI recently introduced a new AI model called Sora, which has made tremendous strides in text-based video generation. This innovative technology is a major breakthrough that has surprised many experts with its ability to create realistic video clips based on nothing more than plain text.

OpenAI’s Sora model can generate videos up to one minute in length, focusing on simulating various aspects of the physical world and motion. It can mimic not only the movement of characters, but also the lighting of a scene, object interactions and other details that contribute to creating a realistic impression.

Even though the generated videos are not perfect and may contain minor flaws or inaccuracies, they represent a major advance over previous video generator models. Sora has the potential to find applications in a wide range of fields, including the film industry, digital marketing, education and more.

However, with these advancements come concerns about potential misuse of the technology. There is concern that Sora could be used to create misinformation, false evidence, or other malicious purposes. Experts emphasize the need to monitor and regulate the use of this technology to avoid potential negative impacts.

Despite these concerns, however, the Sora model represents a significant step forward in the field of artificial intelligence and video generation. Its ability to create realistic video clips based on text-based instructions has the potential to change the way people produce and consume content on and off the internet.

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Natalie Bezděková

I am a student of Master's degree in Political Science. I am interested in marketing, especially copywriting and social media. I also focus on political and social events at home and abroad and technological innovations. My free time is filled with sports, reading and a passion for travel.