Overview
- The iOS app generates and remixes short clips, with reporting indicating videos are currently capped at about ten seconds.
- Users can create a realistic likeness and voice through an activity check that prompts head movements and spoken numbers, and public figures are blocked unless they opt in.
- OpenAI says Sora videos carry watermarks for export and the app disables screen recording to curb unauthorized sharing.
- Copyright in the app defaults to inclusion unless rights holders opt out, and Disney has reportedly already declined participation.
- Access starts by invitation in the U.S. and Canada with plans to expand internationally, offer an experimental Sora 2 Pro to ChatGPT Pro users via sora.com, add API access, and bring the app to Android.