Sora is capable of producing hyperrealistic AI videos that can be hard to distinguish from clips of actual reality. It doesn't help that the app's "cameo" feature lets you insert real people into these videos, leading to confusion and creating a risk of spreading misinformation. While the memes might be fun, if you ask me, there's really not much good that can come out of it.
That changes now. As of Tuesday, Nov. 4, Sora is now available to download for free on the Google Play Store. Sora announced the news on X Tuesday afternoon, revealing the app is ready to install for users in the U.S., Canada, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. To complete the announcement, Sora included an AI-generated video of a reporter interviewing an alien about Sora landing on Android (no pun intended):
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.With a whole new platform of users hopping on the app, the quantity of hyperrealistic AI slop will only continue to grow. Sora does include a watermark on all video generations, but it's not hard to find ways to remove it. As I've said for much of this year, the time has come to stop assuming what you see on your feeds is real. It's now much safer to assume what you see is fake: If a video is real, its creator can do the work to prove its legitimacy.
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