OpenAI's first social media experiment, the Sora app, has stirred debate among its employees and former researchers, showing tensions between the company's nonprofit mission and its growing consumer ...

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The new Sora social app from ChatGPT maker OpenAI encourages users to upload video of their face so their likeness can be put into AI-generated clips.

OpenAI's new Sora app gives us a fast-forward view of a future in which AI video, social media and the attention economy fuse into one giant mucky, murky, reality-corroding pool of virality.Why it ...

OpenAI is releasing an AI video-generating app called Sora that lets people create and share AI videos that can be spun from copyrighted content and shared to social media-like streams.

We discuss whether Sora poses a threat to incumbent platforms like TikTok, and how users and brands might feel about an AI-generated feed.

OpenAI announced two new AI products this week: Sora 2, a new AI video model, and Sora, an app for creating and sharing that content. Sora 2 introduces more realistic physics and improved continuity ...

The Sora successor builds in daily limits for teens, stronger cameo controls, and parental management tools that can be activated through ChatGPT.

Since the app’s launch yesterday, over 20 listings for the invites have popped up on eBay, according to 404 Media, which successfully purchased a working code.

Amid backlash to the new AI-generated video product, OpenAI's CEO says the company is trying to pay for more computing power. Meta launched its own version this week.

Current and former OpenAI researchers seem torn over how the company's Sora app fits in with its broader mission.

If the future of the internet looks like a constant stream of amusing videos generated by artificial intelligence, then OpenAI just placed its stake in an emerging market. AOL’s dial up internet takes ...