Sora: OpenAI unveils text-to-video AI tool

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Sora: OpenAI unveils text-to-video AI tool
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Sora: OpenAI unveils text-to-video AI tool

OpenAI, creator of ChatGPT, has unveiled Sora, a tool capable of crafting lifelike 60-second videos from simple text prompts.

By providing text prompts and photos, individuals can instruct Sora to produce videos tailored to their specifications. According to OpenAI, the tool not only generates videos based on text prom...

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