Sora, which produces video from text from OpenAI! Here are the features

OpenAI announced the Sora tool, which generates video from text. This tool is not expected to integrate with ChatGPT at first. However, we may encounter such a surprise with ChatGPT 5. But what features does Sora, the tool for producing video from text via artificial intelligence, have?

Sora, an artificial intelligence tool that produces video from text, from OpenAI

OpenAI, which paved the way for artificial intelligence, introduced another important tool. This artificial intelligence tool called Sora comes with the feature of producing videos according to commands given via text. In fact, artificial intelligence tools with such features appeared before Sora.

Sora has the ability to create one-minute videos based on given commands. These videos are very detailed and visually realistic. The artificial intelligence tool that produces video from text does not only focus on what the user wants with the command. Accordingly, the artificial intelligence tool also has the ability to understand how the described scene exists in the physical world.

Thanks to his deep understanding of language, Sora can interpret commands more realistically. In this sense, the artificial intelligence videos produced by Sora have a much more realistic structure. Sora also has the ability to create multiple different shots that continue the characters and visual style within a single created video.

Another feature of Sora is that it is not limited to producing videos only from text. Accordingly, the artificial intelligence tool has the ability to produce video from a photo. Sora also has the feature of expanding an existing video and filling in missing frames.

Sora is currently available to OpenAI red team members. So, for now, you cannot use the video production function with artificial intelligence on the Sora page, other than watching existing videos. OpenAI explained that, for now, the artificial intelligence tool may have difficulty simulating very complex scenes. What is meant here is that Sora may miss some detail continuity.