[hooande]

This really seems like "DALL-E", but for videos. I can make cool/funny videos for my friends, but after a while the novelty wears off.

All of the AI generated media has this quality where I can immediately tell that it's ai, and that becomes my dominant thought. I see these things on social media and think "oh, another ai pic" and keep scrolling. I've yet to be confused about whether something is ai generated or real for more than several seconds.

Consistency and continuity still seem to be a major issues. It would be very difficult to tell a story using Sora because details and the overall style would change from scene to scene. This is also true of the newest image models.

Many people think that Sora is the second coming, and I hope it turns out to have a major impact on all of our lives. But right now it's looking to have about the same impact that DALL-E has had so far.

[mbm]

Yeah, you really have to fast-forward 5 to 10 years. The first cars or airplanes didn't run particularly well either. Soon enough, we won't be able to tell.

[thorncorona]

These limitations are fine for short form content ala reels / tiktok. I think the younger generations will get used to how it looks.

[MrNeon]

> I've yet to be confused about whether something is ai generated or real for more than several seconds.

How did you rule out survivorship bias?