Somme requiem is NOT Sora generated. I got suspicious with the horrible look of the human faces plus I saw no one else pointing to that particular one as a sora example.
I can't find the quote/link at the moment... but I read that someone in the video game industry (maybe someone at NVIDIA?) predicted that within 10 years all video game graphics will be produced, on the fly, by AI within the game. That is, no pre-designed graphic assets. There would still be programmatic assets (maps, stats, etc.), but the "thing that makes pretty stuff on my screen" will be an AI generating it (nearly) instantly, rather than having pre-set 3D models, sprites, textures, etc. When that happens, we're not going to be far off from being able to "design" film/video/TV stuff without any human interaction beyond getting any known IP rights.
After that happens? We'll have movies where there is one credit "Prompts created by John J J Smith," and then whichever AI tools were used.
Somme requiem is NOT Sora generated. I got suspicious with the horrible look of the human faces plus I saw no one else pointing to that particular one as a sora example.
Tail credits claim it was made using Runway.
I can't find the quote/link at the moment... but I read that someone in the video game industry (maybe someone at NVIDIA?) predicted that within 10 years all video game graphics will be produced, on the fly, by AI within the game. That is, no pre-designed graphic assets. There would still be programmatic assets (maps, stats, etc.), but the "thing that makes pretty stuff on my screen" will be an AI generating it (nearly) instantly, rather than having pre-set 3D models, sprites, textures, etc. When that happens, we're not going to be far off from being able to "design" film/video/TV stuff without any human interaction beyond getting any known IP rights.
After that happens? We'll have movies where there is one credit "Prompts created by John J J Smith," and then whichever AI tools were used.