US EditionWhat to Know About OpenAI’s New AI Video App that Could Rival TikTok
OpenAI's Sora 2 app offers AI-generated videos up to 10 seconds long in a TikTok-like format to compete with major social platforms, currently invite-only on iOS.
- Last week, OpenAI launched the Sora app, an invite-only iOS platform in the United States and Canada powered by Sora 2, generating AI videos up to 10 seconds.
- To chase TikTok's momentum, OpenAI aims to compete with TikTok and Meta while opening new revenue streams as Meta and Google intensify AI video competition.
- The app includes an identity verification system that alerts users when their likeness is tagged or remixed and features a vertical 'For You' page limited to AI-generated clips.
- Legal and safety concerns include rights holders needing to opt out to exclude their work, while OpenAI faces lawsuits and criticism about child safety and film industry impacts.
- OpenAI plans to roll Sora out to Android and Sora.com soon, which could increase AI-generated videos and reshape content moderation and copyright enforcement.
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Brain Rot: OpenAI Prepares to Launch TikTok Clone Featuring AI-Generated Videos
Sam Altman's OpenAI is set to release a standalone app for its Sora 2 video generation AI model that will allow users to create and share AI-generated short videos in a format resembling TikTok. The post Brain Rot: OpenAI Prepares to Launch TikTok Clone Featuring AI-Generated Videos appeared first on Breitbart.
OpenAI Launching TikTok Competitor for Short-Form AI Slop Videos
OpenAI is said to be launching a TikTok-like app that recommends an endless stream of swipeable — and purely AI-generated — short-form videos. As Wired reports, the company is expected to launch the stand-alone app alongside its Sora 2 text-to-video AI-generation tool. The app will consist of a personalized video feed that closely resembles TikTok’s For You page, according to documents viewed by the magazine. The focus will exclusively be on AI-…
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