OpenAI Sora’s latest video shows an elephant made from leaves

OpenAI left many speechless last month when he shared the first images taken litteryour text to video generator powered by artificial intelligence.

While it wasn’t perfect, the quality was exceptional and left many wondering what a transformative impact such technology would have on the creative industries, including Hollywood.

OpenAI has yet to introduce Sora to the public, which is expected to happen later this year, but the company is excited to continue to impress everyone by publishing regular videos created by Sora on its social media.

The Last One to Land looks like something out of a sci-fi movie and was created from a simple text message: “Elephant made of leaves running through the jungle.”

OpenAI keeps posting crazy videos about Sora

These are 100% AI created.

9 videos that change reality

1. Elephant made of leaves pic.twitter.com/tPsHNGbFPS

— Linus ●ᴗا Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) March 18, 2024

OpenAI said that Sora did all the work and that the video output was not changed in any way.

Of course, any video creation tool worth its salt should be an expert in cat videos. Sora passed with honor when he was given a text message: “Adorable pirate kitten riding around the house on a robot vacuum cleaner.”

6. An adorable pirate kitten rides around the house on a robot vacuum cleaner.

source: OpenAI TikTok pic.twitter.com/ClXadPPwpN

— Linus ●ᴗا Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) March 18, 2024

When Sora was asked to create Niagara Falls with Color Paint, he came up with this unusual shot.

5. Niagara Falls made of colorful paint

source: OpenAI TikTok pic.twitter.com/GsVW6Mu1mu

— Linus ●ᴗا Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) March 18, 2024

And check out this amazing clip that says, “POV video of a bee diving into a beautiful field of flowers.”

The OpenAI team has released more wild videos of Sora.

100% AI (no sound)🤯

9 new:

1. Bee’s point of view pic.twitter.com/RjjSm6kcEB

— Min Choi (@minchoi) March 14, 2024

Sora can create videos up to one minute long “while maintaining visual quality and following user guidance,” OpenAI said when it unveiled the tool last month. The Microsoft-backed startup, which caused a stir last year with its AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT, said it decided to share its research successes with Sora early on “to learn from the feedback and give the public an idea of ​​what the possibilities of artificial intelligence.” on the horizon.”

He also said that he used publicly available and licensed data to train Sora. How generative AI models are trained is controversial, with writers and artists demanding compensation in cases where their work is used by AI companies such as OpenAI. A series of lawsuits filed by creators are already making their way through the courts, prompting artificial intelligence companies to enter into licensing agreements with media giants for unfettered artificial intelligence training.