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    Disney verlässt OpenAI-Deal, nachdem AI Giant Sora geschlossen hat

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    1. i_am_13_otters on

      Well, why not? They’re going to get **billions** from the government and all KINDS of data they shouldn’t have to train their AI.

    2. McCoy818 on

      disney looked at sora, looked at their pixar team, and said nah we’re good lol

    6. ikkiho on

      honestly soras problem was never the quality, the early demos looked wild. the real issue was making it work as an actual product. video gen is insanely expensive to run and you still need heavy curation to get anything usable out of it. kling and runway were eating their lunch by just being faster and more practical even if the raw quality was slightly lower

    7. PutridMeasurement522 on

      Everyone’s dunking on Sora (fair) but I’m stuck on the economics: did Disney bail because Sora got shuttered, or did Sora get shuttered because the big „enterprise partners“ like Disney weren’t biting and the burn rate was insane. Either way it smells like AI hype meeting Actual Contract Lawyers and immediately dying.

    8. createch on

      I’ve only seen it mentioned that they’re shutting down the Sora app which is an AI video social platform with the watermarks if exported. Have they said that they’re shutting down the Sora paid API that generates higher quality videos with no watermark?

    10. pogkaku96 on

      Their valuation increased significantly when they announced disney partnership.
      But when you ask Sam snakeman🐍 what open ai’s valuation is now that sora is killed, he’ll still say its 850 billion.

    11. wembley on

      They realized Sora didn’t have the keyblade and couldn’t close the door to the kingdom of darkness.

    14. raphaelfils on

      Saying google is the only alternative shows this reporter doesn’t understand grok and all the other video generation competitors out right now too

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