Our first look at Sora (AI video generation)


Hey Reader,

A super-quick share for today – last night I got access to Sora, the new video-generation model from OpenAI. I handed the keyboard to my 10-year-old son to see what he'd do with it, and here are the results:

Watch: Our First Look at Sora Video AI

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(By the way, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for lots more free tutorials and walkthroughs like this.)

Enjoy! And if you have time this weekend, I highly recommend creating an account and getting some of your own video-generation playtime on the books!

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That's all for today!

As always, if you have any questions or topic ideas for next week, just reply.

Have a great day,

– Rob Howard
Founder of Innovating with AI

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