OpenAI released its second iPhone app in September with the launch of Sora. Unlike ChatGPT, however, Sora has failed to gain traction. As a result, OpenAI is discontinuing the app.
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Sora’s new iOS app has, by all appearances, been a big hit for OpenAI. And in a recent post, the company revealed several new features coming to the Sora app soon. Here are the details.
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While OpenAI describes its latest iPhone app Sora as a video generation tool, it might be more accurately described as a way for anyone to easily create deepfakes.
You did get to choose whether or not people can use your cameo, aka your likeness, but you initially had almost no control over what they could do with it. Predictably, this did not go well, and the company has now introduced a new safety tool …
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Update, October 5, 9:15 a.m. ET: The apps referenced in this story have since been removed from the App Store or reverted to their original titles. The original story follows below.
While OpenAI’s Sora app remains available only in the US and Canada, App Store users around the world who look for the new app are being hit with a barrage of clones attempting to cash in on its hype.
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