OpenAI's Sora Set for Public Release Amid Data Controversy

The AI text-to-video generator, expected to revolutionize video creation, faces scrutiny over undisclosed training data and potential misuse.

OpenAI's CTO Mira Murati reveals that the AI text-to-video generator Sora will be available to the public later this year, amid ongoing concerns about the data used for training.
Sora's training data remains undisclosed, sparking debates over copyright and data protection laws, with OpenAI facing multiple lawsuits.
The AI model is expected to revolutionize video creation, offering hyperrealistic videos based on text prompts, but its cost and potential misuse raise questions.
OpenAI plans to incorporate audio and editing capabilities into Sora, while also considering the inclusion of nudity in content under certain conditions.
Despite the excitement, there are concerns about Sora's impact on jobs and misinformation, especially with upcoming global elections.