Unveiling The Potential of OpenAI's Sora Video Model
How good, you wonder, is OpenAI's Sora video model? More importantly, could it redefine traditional job roles? These questions have been at the crux of an experiment we at Financial Times carried out recently. The test involved trialing Sora's capabilities against prompts from executives in the real estate, animation, and advertising sectors to ascertain its potential in transforming their fields.
Our experience has been nothing short of promising. Co-founder of Arq, Charlotte Bunyan gave us feedback on her prompts. Sora's presentation was consistent and the video elements stayed faithful to the descriptions of the prompt. Contrastingly, the other AI models failed to bring her vision to life, particularly her vision of a “fanciful playground.” piquing her curiosity regarding the AI's ability to accurately interpret and represent prompts.
What's really intriguing though, is how animation could evolve with AI. Animator Alex Williams, whose credits include ‘The Lion King', noticed that the AI’s animations aren't seamless yet, but we’re getting there. With the animation format evolving from 2D to 3D in the '90s, this parallel shift to AI is viewed as the biggest change in the field in decades.
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Could AI transform your everyday tasks? Will artificial intelligence take over or help us work smarter? We'd love to hear your thoughts.
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