Sora: OpenAI introduces text-to-video model, desis share hilarious memes

Updated : Feb 17, 2024 20:56
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Editorji News Desk

OpenAI- the company behind the popular ChatGPT- announced a new text-to-video artificial intelligence model on February 16. Soon after, internet users started sharing hilarious memes. OpenAI's Sora is an AI tool that can be used to create one-minute videos from text prompts. 

Not just this, Sora is also capable of changing static images into realistic motion videos. As OpenAI shared a few examples of what Sora can do, desi X users started sharing funny reactions to it. 

Internet users juxtaposed short text prompts with actual visuals from a Bollywood scene and reacted by saying that 'Sora is amazing.'

One social media user shared an action scene from Ajay Devgn's 'Singham' and wrote a prompt that read, "An agile Indian police officer, in denim jeans and a black polo shirt, steps out of a drifting car wearing aviators, he aims his gun and fires at the tyres of another car, causing it to flip over. Swiftly, he pulls out the driver just as the car flips over him."

 

Another user shared a Bollywood scene where Karisma Kapoor was seen playing basketball with a football. The user wrote, "create a video of a girl playing basketball with a football in tennis dress on a golf course."

While other users also shared hilarious scenes and said that Sora can never compete with Bollywood. 

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