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OpenAI just revealed Sora – an AI video generator that creates hyper-realistic scenes and animated worlds in moments. But the …
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Hands are a big give away.
The grandma looks creepy.
Should I choose Python as a subject? My friend is taking classes from Moonpreneur and says it’s a good career option. She also mentioned it’s easier compared to C++.
that is as cool as is it terrifying
actually, the hair does not move in sora, not physically
not usedul when the fix obvious things like inconsistent spoonage. you have to look at a whole how things move and whether it is believable. you brain is naturally much smarter than just spoons dissappearing it has a model of the world and how things move that it compares against
Imagine children growing up watching these ai generated videos thinking they're real. What would be the effect of that?
World of AI
This is actually how we dream things aren’t perfect but real to you… omg😮
The fact that none of these work on newer models is kind of terrifying.
Speaking of tools, have you heard about PaperGen? I stumbled upon it recently while looking for ways to streamline my writing. It's been a game-changer for organizing my thoughts and getting a blog written automatically for me. I'd be curious to hear if you've tried it out.
I am glad that at least it seems like OpenAI is acknowledging how its technology can be misused, especially for political purposes which concerns me the most.
I am 100% fine with the OpenAI tools as long as the source of its data is from open source and public domain things. Also, there should be serious legal consequences for using generative AI for immoral and illicit purposes like copyright/trademark infringement (i.e., anything generated from it cannot come from copyrighted or trademarked works or published works without explicit permission) and defamation (i.e. the AI cannot use or reference real people, especially living or recently deceased). Aside from those issues, I can see this as a helpful creative aid for brainstorming or helping with parts of projects that can be safely automated.
I've made programs for my job that are essentially very close to being coded like an AI that has helped others at my job help automate and eliminating tedious tasks. I'd say that AI tools like this will help people to be even more creative and be able to work on creative projects more efficiently. However, at the end of the day, AI is still made by humans and it will never be perfect. It will always be a knockoff mimicry of perfection.
First, if you think you're going to be able to spot AI videos 2 years from now, you're not. Soon there will be no way to tell at all.
Second, your copyrighted material is 100% fair game for AI training as much as it's fair game for me to read an article and start using styles and content clues as to how I want to write my next article. Copyright protects against plagiarism, not training.
As an artist, i can easily tell when a picture or video is ai easily. Like the video where tiana is letting her hair down, thats ai.
Is her voice AI
cars for you to film:
1977 Pontiac FireBird TransAm
2019 VW atlas
2024 Audi SQ5
2025 VW ID-7
1950s cars
2006 Ford Crown Victoria
1994 Ford Aspire
1986 Chrysler New Yorker
1991 Honda Acty
Cop Car Review (with police siren sounds)
2001 Pontiac Sunfire
1985 Pontiac SunBird
2004 Honda Civic
2025 VW jetta (not Released yet)
2026 Scout Pickup truck (not in Production yet, originally known as International Harvester).
2003 Chevy S10
1995 Ford Windstar
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These physics issues will be overcome in due time. I think a lot of channels here on youtube are run with AI generated voices. I tend to spot them quick
How will this technology affect evidence? Everyone should be worried about this. Once the technology is perfected, that means anyone could be blamed for doing something they did not?
But what about the countless videos with real footage and a very clearly AI voiceover.. I've seen rock and roll documentaries like this. A bunch of strung together non sequitur clips with a monotone voice in the background, probably generated by Eleven Labs, accompanied by some copyright free music in the background. I think all of these should be tagged as AI driven, so users can make a decision as to whether or not to watch them.
You have to watch VERY carefully to detect animation errors in this AI.
5:45 Amazing how some smart people can't pronounce etcetera properly.
I am an English learner and I find what the narrator says at 6m33s and 6m36s kinda difficult to understand. Could anybody please explain it to me?
i have caught them just on the voice commentators.
mono tone, typos its easy
Hopefully TikTok will be shut down until then before people go crazy on Sora's use for short videos, abusing AI tools for misinformation, copyrights, violence, sex, etc..
AI Development ist actually beyond what you can see here. Sora ist just a certain development step that OpenAI was willing to share with us.
Artists are good at seeing this
Honestly, even artists see things that ordinary people do not see it
0:42 you can really tell the difference. even in older pixar movies they were filled with tiny details the ai doesn't do convincingly
honestly these all don't look very realistic. like why were there eggs on the shelf in the grandma video? very strange inconsistencies in some of these vids.
Until ai watches this video and corrects it all
Nobody is curious about AI content. Big tech will realize this and hand-made products and art will be flourishing. Thanks to these unethical companies.
As long as WSJ is in business, there will be misinformation.
It just so crazy to see them gone, when they were there from day 1 of my introduction to anime.
"But when it comes to actual film making, experts say it will be a long time before text-to-video threatens medium."
1: Clip length one minute – this is a arbitrary restriction which will be gone quickly as the hardware develops or if you pay more.
2: AI's hallucinate: yes but this is nuanced and can likely be tweaked by a creator for an individual video.
3: Is that it? AI video has just begun and the pace of change is astounding.
How do you know that YOU are not AI? Start looking for glitches!
Yeah so now we're getting AI tools that detect AI works. Crazy
For now. It's early.
Yeah, you are severely underestimating how stupid and gullible people are. It's too late guys. People WILL believe that AI generated videos are real and they WILL also believe that real videos are AI generated. And this is only getting worse as AI is getting better and simultaneously our ability to tell what's real and what isn't is getting worse
This is still the beginnig of this. In some years this will be nearly perfect AI generated videos and no one can tell that it is.
I really dislike the use of the word "democratising". As though artists are gatekeepers preventing others from being creative. It's anything but democratising because companies have stolen and fed artists work into an algorithm to rip them off and to profit themselves with no form of compensation for those artists. But it will all be fine we are told by the owners of these companies. It's like leaving an arsonist in your house with a can of fuel and some matches and them telling you it'll be fine. This is what living in a dystopia looks like – there is honestly no way back from this hellscape.
I remember the Battlestar Galactica episode where one of the characters were framed via a video created with technology similar to AI. Creepy.
Not the wsj's best piece. Almost entirely useless, not interesting, just doesn't understand the trajectory of this tech, or ignores it.
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