OpenAI is constantly publishing new videos generated by Sora neural network based on conventional text prompts, but the tool is still not available to the public — except for a select group of artists who have been given the opportunity to test the new product.
The testers included filmmakers, writers, artists, marketers, and musicians, all of whom will be able to put the neural network to the test in the future:
Today you can view 7 videos from each group lasting from 20 seconds to 1.5 minutes – all visually stunning, but mostly abstract. And sometimes they remind us of one of those crazy dreams that our subconscious sometimes offers us — for example, «Beyond Our Reality» (the penultimate one on the list) by Don Allen Stevenson III, which looks like a National Geographic film depicting never-before-seen animals like giraffe flamingos, flying pigs, or cat-eared pigs.
Meanwhile, as Bloomberg reported, OpenAI is planning to negotiate with major Hollywood studios, agencies and producers about the possibilities of using Sora.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the neural network will become available to the public in 2024, and later will be able to support audio and video editing, to make the scenes even more realistic.