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视频生成迎来“ChatGPT时刻”!OpenAI推社交应用正面硬刚TikTok及Meta(META.US)
智通财经网·2025-09-30 23:05

Core Insights - OpenAI has launched a new independent social application called "Sora," which allows users to generate and share AI videos while interacting with friends [1] - The application is currently invite-only and is initially available on Apple's iOS platform, with plans to expand to Android in the future [1] - Sora is based on the upgraded Sora 2 video generation model, enabling users to create short videos from text prompts and browse content created by others [1] - The introduction of a "virtual avatar" feature allows users to create realistic AI representations and voices, which can be inserted into friends' videos with permission [1] - Despite ChatGPT attracting over 700 million users weekly, OpenAI faces stiff competition in the AI video generation space from companies like Google, Runway AI, and Midjourney [1] - The launch of Sora marks a significant step for OpenAI in developing social media products, directly competing with TikTok and Meta's recent AI video stream "Vibes" [1] - Analysts believe Sora could open new advertising revenue channels for OpenAI and enhance its technological visibility [1] Technical Features - Sora 2 addresses two long-standing challenges in AI video generation: physical laws and scene continuity [2] - The new software can accurately represent fluid dynamics and buoyancy effects, and it adheres more faithfully to user prompts in multi-shot videos [2] - Sora 2 can automatically stitch scenes together and generate multilingual dialogues, sound effects, and background noise using AI [2] - The team believes this could be a pivotal moment for video generation, akin to the impact of ChatGPT [2] Safety Measures - OpenAI has implemented measures to prevent potential misuse of Sora, including restrictions on generating videos involving public figures [2] - All videos created with Sora will carry watermarks to indicate they are AI-generated [2] - The application has disabled screen recording features to limit external sharing of videos [2]