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OpenAI’s Sora hit 1 million downloads in less than five days
Sora surpassed ChatGPT’s early growth with 1 million downloads in under five days despite being invite-only and limited to iOS, sparking copyright concerns and policy changes.
- OpenAI's AI tool Sora was downloaded over 1 million times in less than 5 days, faster than ChatGPT at launch.
- The app generates realistic 10-second videos from text prompts but has faced criticism over handling of copyrighted content and images of deceased public figures.
- OpenAI plans to give rights holders more control over character generation in Sora.
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Artificial intelligence-driven application exceeds one million downloads in less than five days, sparking debates on digital identity, copyright and the future of audiovisual content
The new OpenAI application for creating videos with artificial intelligence (IA), Sora, is generating a huge interest. The platform has reached the mark of a million transfers to a rhythm that...
OpenAI's Sora Is in Serious Trouble
Just over a week ago, OpenAI launched its latest text-to-video generating app, a TikTok-like experience dubbed Sora 2 that lets users churn out a tidal wave of AI slop. It didn’t take long for users to use the app to generate videos of copyrighted and widely-known characters, from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman barbecuing a Pikachu and full episodes of “South Park” to SpongeBob SquarePants cooking up blue meth crystals in the style of AMC’s iconic “Break…
OpenAI’s Sora Hit 1M Downloads. Now It’s Scrambling To Control The AI Doubles It Created
The AI video app's launch was bigger than ChatGPT's, but its features sparked immediate backlash. Now, OpenAI is racing to build guardrails in real-time — a high-stakes test of whether AI creation can, at this stage, be controlled.
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