Sora2 Is Dead, Burn Paper for It
Just over half a month in, OpenAI must honestly face an awkward reality: Sora2, the video generation platform they once had high hopes for, is slowly turning into a flashy junk-video generator. When Sam Altman promised the world a revolution in the video field, he probably didn't expect that what would ultimately be delivered was just a high-end toy that users would get tired of after five minutes of novelty. When Sora2 first appeared, it amazed everyone. With just a piece of text or an image, it could generate surreal short films comparable to actual footage, igniting the dream in countless people of becoming a great director. The media frenzy and the tech circle's hype further pushed it onto a pedestal. However, as excited users flocked to the platform, the beautiful dream quickly collided with cold, hard reality. In fact, the so-called intelligent creation is just a frustrating gacha game. Basketballs hang weirdly in the air, characters' clothes change color seamlessly b...