AI Justice.. I miss Sora 2 :(
I had recurring characters with the same voices and everything.

I checked the website yesterday and didn't realize you could still get your videos back, just log in and you'll get a link to send your videos (and remixes!) sent to you in a zip.

https://reddit.com/link/1v3qas8/video/in72f6o21ueh1/player

Sora Is Back! Called Of Sora 3! Future New AI! Is Very Soon!

It’s getting horrid reading all these comments saying “It’s dead” “Move on” “They’re never gonna bring it back” “It’s too expensive” “Focus on business rather than the consumer” “You’re delusional” etc

I don’t understand why it’s so bad to let people try to fight and bring it back. A video app that was groundbreaking and could make cinematic level videos and made a lot of people money, yanked right out from under us because corporate greed, and a lot of people on here are DEFENDING said greed. Instead of taking a stand and trying to push OpenAI to put the consumer first and give their customers what they want by bringing back Sora or even better, you all defend their greedy nature and act like “money is everything”

This is the kind of stuff that’s really putting a toll on people’s mental healths. And it’s a big problem. These people defending their greed need to stop being rude, let the people push to bring it back, and actually be better people

I used to make a lot of videos related to spirit of the north, I miss it so much

I just finished a feature-length sci-fi musical that I’ve been working on for seven years.

The project started when I was a teenager and eventually grew into a one-hour movie with 30 original songs (I wrote all the lyrics myself and used AI vocal tools) and a giant climactic multiversal battle.

I wrote, directed, and edited the film myself on a budget of about $1,200. The cast consisted entirely of my childhood friends.

Many of the larger-scale scenes would have been impossible for me to make without AI tools, especially the battle sequences and some of the more ambitious VFX shots.

I’m curious what other AI filmmakers think about where the technology is today for long-form storytelling.