Sora Memes Flood X After Sam Altman Introduces Text-To-Video AI Model

Sora can be used to create one-minute videos from textual commands.

Sora Memes Flood X After Sam Altman Introduces Text-To-Video AI Model

The online community has flooded X with Sora memes.

The world of technology is an ever-evolving field, bustling with inventions. In fact, the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being explored every day to enhance the effectiveness of human efforts. With a similar thought in mind, Sam Altman-led OpenAI — the company behind the now-famous ChatGPT — has come up with a new AI model. Named Sora, the tool can be used to create one-minute videos from textual commands. Besides following text instructions, the AI model is also capable of transforming static images into super-realistic and dynamic, in-motion videos. 

Although Sora is new in the technological market, the online community has flooded X (formerly Twitter) with hilarious text-to-video suggestions. 

While some are inspired by bizarre movie sequences, a few people have referred to the field of sports. 

Suggesting a text prompt, an AI enthusiast highlighted a Bollywood scene where Karisma Kapoor played football in tennis athleisure. “Here was my prompt: create a video of a girl playing basketball with a football in a tennis dress on a golf course,” read his hilarious statement. 

Noting Ajay Devgan's death-defying and illogical stunts in action movies, another added a suitable text command, “An agile Indian police officer” who shoots a car's tire “causing it to flip over” and “pulls out the driver just as the car flips over him."

Salman Khan shaving his beard with a Swiss knife called for a Sora-themed meme too. 

Memes related to South films also made their way to social media.

Giving a shout-out to AB de Villers' batting skills, a cricket lover shared a prompt to “make a video in which a player shocks the entire world with his batting.”

Don't miss this Daler Mehndi one. 

Pick out your favourite Sora meme from the list. 

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