Sora is generative AI video software created by OpenAI, the same company behind ChatGPT and DALL•E. In its simplest terms, Sora uses generative AI to create videos from scratch.

The Sora news is a reminder that creating visuals with AI is going to be a big deal in the year ahead, with Google (Gemini image creator) and Meta (AI Studio) also creating image tools to get more ...

Update: We added a statement from OpenAI at the end of the article. OpenAI's upcoming AI-powered video maker, Sora, appears to have leaked. At least, this is what X account @legit_rumors posted.

Microsoft has announced a new feature for Bing, dubbed "Bing Video Creator," that allows you to create AI-generated videos by describing what you want to see. The new tool is powered by Sora ...

OpenAI publicly launched the AI video generator Sora, offering new creative tools. Sora can create up to 20-second videos from text and modify existing videos by filling frames.

But like any new technology, Sora comes with its quirks and challenges. If you’ve ever wished for an easier way to create videos without diving into complex editing software, you’re not alone.

As expected OpenAI has now officially launched its new Sora, an advanced text-to-video AI tool designed to redefine video production and storytelling, as part of its 12 days of OpenAI.

Artificial intelligence company OpenAI released its video generating program Sora to its customers Monday. The company said it wants to be on the forefront of AI video rules.

Sora faces competition from platforms like Runway, Google Veo, and Luma AI, each offering unique features in the emerging text-to-video field. Runway's Gen-3 Alpha subscription costs $144 annually ...

With Sora, the ChatGPT maker is looking to compete with video-generation AI tools from companies such as Meta and Google, which announced Lumiere in January.

Using Sora, a text-to-video model developed by OpenAI, a TikTok creator produced a series of videos depicting giant anacondas ...

Microsoft has launched Bing Video Creator, which takes the OpenAI Sora text-to-video generator used by ChatGPT and puts it in your phone, without needing to pay.