How Sora Stacks Up to Other AI Video Generators

[@WinonaNagy]

Exciting to see Sora in action! I'm curious to try it out and see how it handles complex scenes. Physics and object permanence seem like the next big hurdles to overcome.

[@WinonaNagy]

Sora's limitations highlight the challenges of creating realistic AI-generated videos, I'm excited to see how it evolves and improves over time.

[@LiebsterFeind]

Same old. If your use case hits a sweet spot in the latent space based on the training data, you're great. If not, it performs poorly. That's what happens when you are not working from actual skeletal dynamics and physical models.

[@MatthewSanders-l7k]

Impressive to see Sora's capabilities, but also a bit concerning about the potential for misuse. Can't wait to try it out and see what kind of videos I can generate.

[@WinonaNagy]

I'm excited to see how Sora's video generation capabilities will change the game in 2025. Its limitations with physics are notable, but I think its accessibility will make up for it.

[@Ben_D.]

That gymnast was scary. sheesh!

[@MrBillythefisherman]

I call bull on the EU regulation reasons. Thats just them not having enough compute in Europe (as they allocated a load of GPUs to the US) and doing a incremental roll out as makes sense. If it is regulations what regulations are causing the problem and why is the UK included.

[@Mooooty]

SORA...What an epic failure and overall disappointment. I'm currently paying under $75 per month for: Runway, Minimax, Kling and, Krea AI combined. ☠ R.I.P. SORA 💀

[@efraimmukendi7137]

Literally

[@efraimmukendi7137]

200 is crazy. I love competition. Now they don’t have a monopoly anymore

[@NicVandEmZ]

@@efraimmukendi7137way to expensive

[@4l3dx]

I'll leave this comment here to see if it ages like fine wine or spoiled milk