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OpenAI's innovative text-to-video model, Sora, is now accessible to a wider audience through Microsoft's Bing Video Creator. This feature, available on the Bing mobile app for both iOS and Android, allows users to generate short videos from text prompts without the hefty subscription fee typically associated with Sora. This move significantly lowers the barrier to entry for users wanting to experiment with AI-generated video content. The launch of Bing Video Creator represents Microsoft's latest endeavor to integrate AI into its products, following the success of Bing Image Creator and Copilot.
Microsoft's Bing Video Creator offers users the ability to create five-second video clips in a 9:16 aspect ratio, perfect for platforms like Instagram Reels. Users can generate videos by typing prompts into the dialog box and selecting "Create". Initially, users receive 10 "fast creation" credits, which allow for quicker video generation. However, once these credits are exhausted, users can either switch to the "Standard" pace, which takes several hours per video, or earn more credits by using the Bing search engine. Microsoft implements safeguards and watermarks to address concerns about the authenticity of AI-generated videos.
An internal OpenAI document reveals the company's ambitious vision for ChatGPT, positioning it as a "super-assistant." OpenAI aims to evolve ChatGPT into an AI capable of understanding individual users, catering to their needs, and assisting with tasks typically handled by a "smart, trustworthy, emotionally intelligent person with a computer." This "super-assistant" would possess broad skills for daily tasks and deep expertise in areas like coding, effectively making life easier for users by managing calendars, planning vacations, finding information, and more.
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Microsoft's Bing Video Creator offers users the ability to create five-second video clips in a 9:16 aspect ratio, perfect for platforms like Instagram Reels. Users can generate videos by typing prompts into the dialog box and selecting "Create". Initially, users receive 10 "fast creation" credits, which allow for quicker video generation. However, once these credits are exhausted, users can either switch to the "Standard" pace, which takes several hours per video, or earn more credits by using the Bing search engine. Microsoft implements safeguards and watermarks to address concerns about the authenticity of AI-generated videos.
An internal OpenAI document reveals the company's ambitious vision for ChatGPT, positioning it as a "super-assistant." OpenAI aims to evolve ChatGPT into an AI capable of understanding individual users, catering to their needs, and assisting with tasks typically handled by a "smart, trustworthy, emotionally intelligent person with a computer." This "super-assistant" would possess broad skills for daily tasks and deep expertise in areas like coding, effectively making life easier for users by managing calendars, planning vacations, finding information, and more.
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- PCMag Middle East ai: Sora AI Video Generator Is Now Free on Microsoft Bing: Here's How to Get Started
- AI News | VentureBeat: OpenAI’s Sora is now available for FREE to all users through Microsoft Bing Video Creator on mobile
- www.laptopmag.com: An internal OpenAI doc reveals exactly how ChatGPT may become your "super-assistant" very soon.
- www.techradar.com: This article discusses the free availability of Sora AI video generation on iOS and Android through the Microsoft Bing app. It highlights the potential impact of this technology on the internet's authenticity.