Sora vs Human Creativity. Will it Affect Us?

Since the announcement of Sora, a new AI model from Open AI that can generate real-life videos with the input of a few prompts, the creative industry is again on the edge of its seats on what this AI can do.?

Remember the last time when Chat GPT was launched??

People across the writing industry were blown away by its capabilities. For the first time, anyone, literally anyone who used Chat GPT could be a content writer with just a few inputs.

And people now fear the same with Sora. So today let's understand what Sora is how it works and whether it will harm people working in the video production industry.

What is Sora??

Sora is nothing but a text-to-video model where you just have to input a few prompts explaining the scene and it will generate a realistic scene for you based on your prompts. The main aim of Open AI with Sora is to provide a platform where video creation can be done in a matter of minutes and the cost will be a fraction of what we would spend in reality with a whole production set-up and a crew.

Currently, Sora is only available to red teamers and a few creative professionals, but Open AI claims that Sora can create complex scenes with multiple characters with accurate background details.?

Although the first visuals of videos generated by Sora look amazing, they come with potential errors and mistakes as well.?

Yes, the videos look realistic but seeing them closely they look a bit unnatural. Then comes the limitations of this model, it lacks the capabilities to understand the physics and camera motions of complex scenes. These limitations are something Open AI is working on and as Sora gets trained more and more with different datasets it will be more capable of generating complex scenes with minimum error.

But will it hurt the jobs in the video production industry?

I think not. I know as Sora keeps on getting updated and trained it will be more capable of generating scenes with multiple characters. But in the end, it won't match the human creativity.

Instead of seeing AI like Sora as a threat, we should view it as a helpful tool. It's not about replacing human creators but about working alongside them to make even more amazing content. This teamwork between humans and AI could lead to new creative possibilities we haven't even thought of yet.

In summary, we should not fear AI technology such as Sora. Instead, we should use it to enhance our creativity and bring our stories to life in fresh and exciting ways. Let's welcome this change and see where it can take us in the world of video creation.