OpenAI has unveiled its latest artificial intelligence system, a program called Sora that can transform text descriptions into photorealistic videos. The video generation model is spurring excitement about advancing AI technology, along with growing concerns over how artificial deepfake videos worsen misinformation and disinformation during a pivotal election year worldwide.
Sora’s videos still contain plenty of mistakes, such as a walking human’s left and right legs swapping places, a chair randomly floating in midair or a bitten cookie magically having no bite mark. Still,, a senior research scientist at NVIDIA, took to the social media platform X to praise Sora as a “data-driven physics engine” that can simulate worlds.
OpenAI has held off on making Sora publicly available while it performs “red team” exercises where experts try to break the AI model’s safeguards in order to assess its potential for misuse. The select group of people currently testing Sora are “domain experts in areas like misinformation, hateful content and bias”, says an OpenAI spokesperson.
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