Summary
OpenAI launched a new app called Sora that allows users to create AI-based short videos featuring themselves and others. The app is part of a broader trend of AI-generated video content becoming popular, as it is cheaper and can be personalized. This shift raises concerns about the authenticity of online videos, potential copyright issues, and personal privacy.
Key Facts
- OpenAI's Sora app creates AI-generated short videos featuring users and others with permission.
- Sora promotes AI video content, similar to Meta's AI video platform Vibes.
- AI-generated videos are cheaper and can be customized more than traditional videos.
- Concerns include the erosion of truth, as AI videos may not be easily distinguished from real ones.
- Users can control their image use with Sora's "cameo" feature, but it may lead to privacy concerns.
- There are potential copyright issues when using images from popular media in AI videos.
- The app collects user data, raising issues about privacy and data use.
