Summary
A fake ad made with OpenAI's Sora 2 video tool is spreading online. The video is styled like a 1990s toy commercial set on "Epstein Island" and has sparked a lot of discussions about the dangers of AI-generated content. The ad raises questions about Sora 2’s ability to filter out inappropriate materials.
Key Facts
- The ad is a fake children's toy commercial set on "Epstein Island," using OpenAI's Sora 2 tool.
- Sora 2 is a new video and audio creation platform by OpenAI.
- The video features topics and imagery related to controversies around Jeffrey Epstein.
- OpenAI's current filters for Sora 2 aim to block unsafe content but may not be fully effective.
- The clip includes a character resembling former President Donald Trump, which may violate Sora 2's rules against depicting real-world public figures.
- The ad has gained significant attention and backlash for trivializing serious issues like child exploitation.
- The video was created by Mathieu Samson, who acknowledges the tool's risks and expects OpenAI to improve its content filters.
- AI-generated videos are becoming more common, with platforms like TikTok and YouTube seeing increased usage.
