On Saturday, OpenAI chief Sam Altman teased the release of Sora, the company’s popular text-to-video tool, on X. The leaked footage and information about Sora v2 have sparked excitement and speculation about its video generation quality. CEO of Lont, Ruud van der Linden, shared a video of OpenAI’s Chad Nelson presenting Sora v2 at the C21Media Keynote in London, further fueling the anticipation for its release. Sora v2 is expected to generate videos up to one minute in length, offering a flexible approach to video generation with options for text-to-video, text+image-to-video, and text+video-to-video. This development could revolutionize the process of video creation and customization. The leak also raised questions about the authenticity of the footage and the possibility of Sora surpassing other video generation models. Meanwhile, Google Cloud has introduced Veo and Imagen 3 on its Vertex AI platform, providing businesses with efficient and cost-effective options for video and image generation. With the hype surrounding Sora’s release, it is expected to soar high in video quality benchmarks.
