A tiktok is not enough. Instagram needs a tiktok (coils). YouTube needs a tiktok (shorts). Linkedin needs a tiktok (uncommon name). So, of course, Openai also needs a tiktok-but, it seems, with even more slope IA than you can imagine.
According to a Wired report, Openai is preparing to publish a social media application that “closely resembles” Tiktok, with a vertical drain video flow.
The main difference is that the AI videos you see on Tiktok and coils and shorts will be the only OPENAI application content. According to the Wired report, users will not even be able to download their own photos or videos from their own camera roll – instead, they will have to use Sora 2 to generate clips that are 10 seconds or shorter, authorized copyright.
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Of course, you can make it a little strange and a little more social by checking your identity in the application and letting Sora 2 Use your resemblance to the short videos it creates, Wired reported.
OPENAI did not immediately respond to a request for Mashable comments, and the calendar for – or if – this application becomes public is not entirely clear. For the moment, if you really want to absorb a little slal, can I recommend the flow of the Meta AI application?
Disclosure: Ziff Davis, Mashable’s parent company, in April, filed a complaint against Openai, alleging that it has violated Ziff Davis Copyrights in the training and exploitation of its AI systems.
