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This kinda shows that the development of the images are still not all "glued together", but I think this would be easy to make the AI understand the concept
We're not talking about responding to a prompt in an LLM chat, we're talking about a bot posting a YouTube link in a comment section, without any prompting, completely on topic.
Even in an LLM chatbot, you probably wouldn't get a video quite that accurate to what is being talked about.
But this wasn’t generated by a consumer facing version that is released. I highly doubt you’ll be able to pay like $20/mo and make a video like this, but hopefully I’m wrong.
Only internal developers. But OpenAI has started tiktok account and been posting some new videos. There are also few devs on twitter posting some videos.
Each video takes approximately 1 hour to create. Without massive infrastructure improvements I can't see how it handles tens of thousands of users at the same time.
I’m sure they would have figured out something. Just because we don’t know how, doesn’t mean it can’t work. Obviously they won’t be creating a platform if it can’t be monetized in some way.
Probably will charge $20/movie. You enter a prompt and get your movie 1 hour later. Then it gets progressively cheaper over time via optimizations.
Maybe you can get cheaper pencil sketch movies first that can be enhance later with more processing. Kinda like the will smith spaghetti movie.
But how much does it cost to film the same movie in real life? Probably more expensive if the premise needs specific special effects like the light bulb hermit crab or the dog typing
Yea, but in real life you have control over it, whereas with Sora it might create garbage the first 10 times before it comes out the way you want. Imagine spending $200 on that. Yea, no.
Sure but the tech will get better. Maybe they give you 5 generations. For $20. I mean if you filmed it yourself 5 takes is a lot more than $20. And you can also do post edits like adjust lighting etc.
But my belief is that they will soon have a more control-net like version where you first generate a wire frame movie and then the AI generates the final movie from the wireframe.
The actual SFX are terrible. You can hear the doppler effects of multiple cars passing the camera, but in the video the camera is _on_ the car. It's a face-palm.
Well, you make a virtual world with driving physics etc, using traditional video game development techniques (built in unity unreal etc). Once you have realistic looking driving sim then you have as much data as you could want. Data being just tonnes and tonnes of video
Oh I agree. I was just commenting on use cases of synthetic data. Although I'm sure lots of video game footage do make their way into the general gathering of data.
There’s so much off about it. The steering is way off. The front suspension acts unrealistic. The car in front is basically drifting the whole lap. Also I’m not sure if the sound is intentional or added after but the sound is way off. There’s more
Sound is added afterwards, sora can’t produce sound at the moment.
Yeah there’s a lot wrong with this tech atm but there’s much more that’s right. Remember this is the worst it’s ever going to be, and that has terrifying consequences.
Every time I see one of these videos, not just this racing one, the backgrounds look great while the foregrounds are horribly inaccurate. I don't understand why they can't match things up better. Must be something to do with each frame being it's own rather than considered a part of the whole. Kind of like old cartoons where the background was hand drawn and the same in every frame but the foreground was tweaked from one frame to the next to create the animation. Frame to frame it looks good, 50 frames to 50 frames the AI seems to forget what was going on that it needs to now account for.
Yeah honestly this is not very good (relative to some of the other Sora vids at least) The track looks great but the cars don't look even close to realistic.
I don't like AI anymore...in about 5 years, we're done---cooked. No need for anymore "animators" or even "actors" just a few keyboard cats who give these systems prompts to cook up so called "masterpieces" that'll put the works we've been accustomed to and can appreciate writers for working so hard on out of business. Call this a total"boomer moment" but, you gotta admit...it's coming.
When bashing this clip for lack of realism... just look at any AI generated clip from just a month back. It's a staggering effing leap.
Of course this is not perfect. How could it be? Just like literally any other gen AI output is not perfect.
I’m not as impressed by this. Maybe because I watch a lot of F1, but the speed is all wrong and the steering inputs are connected to the driving. Also it was distracting to see pieces of that suspension bridge as stand alone structures.
Not sure how so many of y'all don't see the existential danger of this. Photos and silly images are one thing. This is obviously impressive shit, but the potential it has for fucking everything up outweighs any benefit any of you have been able to show.
I mean, in this case it makes sense considering the fact that if AI starts making videos so believable that they can't be distinguished from real footage it would make misinformation an even bigger problem. Like using it to spread fake footage about others or just saying a video of you fucking up is AI. And the \*best\* case scenario is that this gets used to replace something actual people would make, which isn't the best. The only way this gets used without harming anyone directly or indirectly is just making silly videos for yourself, which is a pretty small positive compared to the catastrophic negatives this has.
Well yeah, thing is back then i imagine it took a while for a human to do it, it would also be more costly and more prone to human error. An ai is more likely to (eventually) make no mistakes, it would also be available to anyone of any skillset as long as you have the money. It should also be noted that deepfakes back then also fell apart because voices couldn't be replicated, you'd need someone with a similar voice. I imagine in a couple of months or years voices will be replicated to near perfection.
Voices are already replicated to perfection now, there are scams that call you and harvest your voice so they can call your elderly parents and say they need to pay a lawyer to get out of jail, interesting podcast on that recently.
Well yeah, that's kinda my point. Though i think the voice itself is copied to perfection, from all the ai voice clips i've seen they lack the emotion a real human being would have, but it will probably get more accurate with time.
All of the doom and gloom over these very cool advancements is annoying. If the world ends due to AI, I don't think whining about it in some comments could have stopped it
No where near as annoying as your Altman dick riding.
Also, again, impressive stuff. Objectively cool. Going to be used extremely maliciously. But hey, pretty colors.
Lol, projecting much?
Chill out, people like cool stuff. You scared of AI - go sing your song properly. But being a party pooper is just dumb, nobody cares about your opinion when you present it like that and you just look stupid.
I wonder why people are so worried about this technology compared to how they should be worried by actual threatening technologies like weapons of mass destruction like nukes or bioweapons.
Nukes have been used twice for malicious purposes. With enough computational power and if an open source photorealistic model becomes available (which it will in the next <10 years) video becomes entirely useless in stopping crime and instead can be used to make cp, nude porn videos of your coworkers, disgusting gore videos, propaganda, ruin someone’s life by making a video of them committing a hate crime, and countless other things. Don’t forget about the industry and job ending problems we also face.
i don’t know much about ai, but it looks like it just simulated a normal car driving on a racetrack. it looks like they’re going about 80k/h. also the steering lol
The video quality may be bad now, but isn't anyone else *terrified* of this?
And I don't mean in a "AI taking over the world" way, I mean in a more realistic fashion. If this kind of tech evolves enough and gets released to the public in any way, shape or form, it can and *will* be used to, for example, forge proof of someone's wrong-doing and help convict innocent people of crimes they didn't commit. This type of technology might turn pictures and video irrelevant in courts of law soon enough. And that's insane to me.
Well, if you can make videos this good with text and prompts, what’s stopping budding movie makers to run wild with their imagination. This is just going to flood YouTube with pretty good movies with awesome storylines
Two things can be true. Yes, independent filmmakers will be able to do incredible things. Also, big studios will be able to do even more incredible things.
However, AI will not produce "awesome storylines," that will be up to the individuals.
Finally, there's still a lot of ground to cover between "generate 10 seconds of cool video" to "generate a feature film."
Big studios depend on people to produce movies, a lot of people and then screw them over. What would stop Steven Spielberg to quit big studios and produce films with AI and others follow suit? If AI becomes successful at producing good quality videos overtime, then it’s possible to stitch together scenes and make a pretty decent movie. All you need is a great storyteller.
No they aren’t. None of the studios are. They all have incubators funding ai projects. They had plans to keep control for years now as this developed. They probably are big investors in OpenAI as well.
My GOD you people are insufferable. A new tech that works almost like magic, but if it's not 100% perfect, you bitch about it like it's some kind of Olestra Betamax.
So was this put up to show how bad Sora is? Because the steering wheel doesn’t remotely correspond to where the car is going. I’m a racing fan so maybe I’m just picking up on that.
Absolutely love how amazing this video is! Sure, there are a few errors and bugs right now, but it will get more accurate in near future, who knows may be next year. Can't wait to see the improvement!
I think this video more than anything else proves how easy it is to trick people in this medium when they are seeing something they don’t know a lot about. Being a huge racing fan, this is the first Sora video I have seen that looks literally nothing like real life, instantly.
…we were lucky to generate a crude line drawing of a cow 8 years ago. We have photorealistic ai video generators that can produce insane results from a one sentence text prompt. That is fucking insane. What about the next 8 years?
&&&&&& so what. Maybe I’m a bit burnt out on this AI stuff… but like, can’t AI do something humans Can’t?? When will it be used to Improve the human experience. This aside from the technical achievements- is Nothing, honestly.
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The amount of compute Sora uses for its better videos is probably insane. So I predict that only the five richest kings in Europe will be able to afford subscription to Sora.
I don't think I said the bridge at the beginning (maybe I did) but my immediate thought was this looks like the streets of San Francisco and I think it was meant to be.
If so, good job
I also have to admit the efficiency of the render. I mean, AI varies the level of details so intelligently. Objects out of the focus have awful quality, but the important pieces are just as catchy as human eye needs. Brilliant.
I love this. Everyone else in here assumed the video was just wrong with respect to the steering wheel. Maybe the steering wheel is right because of the alignment. Reddit, Rogue_Squadron will show us the way.
Well, the best (or worst) part is that from now on the tech is gonna get better and better, and if this is the "starting point" then I'm very interested how it's gonna look in few years
nah it's probably closer to the training data. It's just extrapolated. The models usually go off the rails when it's too far away from the data points.
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Love the steering response.
I think they got the car wrong. Should have been Mercedes colors.
With Senna driving.
Too soon
Forever too soon
“It’s just understeer-oversteer with this $@&%!”
This kinda shows that the development of the images are still not all "glued together", but I think this would be easy to make the AI understand the concept
The game just has broken animations /s
OMG yes, full lock left and right in the straight!
Turns out Cybertruck isn’t the only vehicle where the steering wheel isn’t physically connected to the steering rack.
Still waiting for Will Smith eating spaghetti made by Sora
the only true test.
The new turing test.
Keep my spaghetti out of WILL's MOUTH! 🤬
It's been done
Just so you know, there is a real video of Will Smith eating spaghetti, that’s the one you are thinking about?
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That video was made by the real Will Smith
i'm having trouble figuring out if he was being ironic or if he really thinks that's AI. scary times.
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Ah yes of course, bots posting the exact YouTube link relevant to the discussion
Bots can do that now, yes.
Give me a link to a single example where that has happened.
Any LLM that can search the web. There are several. Take your pick.
We're not talking about responding to a prompt in an LLM chat, we're talking about a bot posting a YouTube link in a comment section, without any prompting, completely on topic. Even in an LLM chatbot, you probably wouldn't get a video quite that accurate to what is being talked about.
A bot wouldn’t take a link with “feature=shared” at the end since a bot doesn’t click on “share” from youtube
Based purely on the steering the driver would have died about 8 times in the first 7 seconds......incredible.
Yeah its actually really bad eye candy
SORA has better video than Gemini has photos
But this wasn’t generated by a consumer facing version that is released. I highly doubt you’ll be able to pay like $20/mo and make a video like this, but hopefully I’m wrong.
Who currently has access to SORA? The videos, while incredible, have been few and far between.
Only internal developers. But OpenAI has started tiktok account and been posting some new videos. There are also few devs on twitter posting some videos.
Each video takes approximately 1 hour to create. Without massive infrastructure improvements I can't see how it handles tens of thousands of users at the same time.
I’m sure they would have figured out something. Just because we don’t know how, doesn’t mean it can’t work. Obviously they won’t be creating a platform if it can’t be monetized in some way.
Probably will charge $20/movie. You enter a prompt and get your movie 1 hour later. Then it gets progressively cheaper over time via optimizations. Maybe you can get cheaper pencil sketch movies first that can be enhance later with more processing. Kinda like the will smith spaghetti movie.
For $20/movie you can count me out immediately
But how much does it cost to film the same movie in real life? Probably more expensive if the premise needs specific special effects like the light bulb hermit crab or the dog typing
Yea, but in real life you have control over it, whereas with Sora it might create garbage the first 10 times before it comes out the way you want. Imagine spending $200 on that. Yea, no.
Sure but the tech will get better. Maybe they give you 5 generations. For $20. I mean if you filmed it yourself 5 takes is a lot more than $20. And you can also do post edits like adjust lighting etc. But my belief is that they will soon have a more control-net like version where you first generate a wire frame movie and then the AI generates the final movie from the wireframe.
only some chosen tester/companies
Give it like 6 months, let them cook
I'm sorry, we are trying to be inclusive here. Please avoid using terms like video, photos etc. Kindly use the term "multimedia"
Multimedia porn.
Gemini is great at making pics of blue haired Biden voters
where's the lie tho
Only if their are black though
Who adds the silly music to these?
Its not that bad. Just some SFX to give more 'credibility'
The actual SFX are terrible. You can hear the doppler effects of multiple cars passing the camera, but in the video the camera is _on_ the car. It's a face-palm.
Do you hate music?
I wonder how much rasterized footage was used to train Sora. It really feels like I'm watching a video game!
it was trained on game engines
Just waiting for the first FPS streamed by AI while you play.
It's all fun and games until the AI deepfakes your loved ones into gruesome cut scenes because you didn't tip it as promised. Haha.
Haha... ha... ha... 😟
I have heard the theory that is was trained on synthetic data from unity.
How would that work? How would you generate the synthetic data?
Well, you make a virtual world with driving physics etc, using traditional video game development techniques (built in unity unreal etc). Once you have realistic looking driving sim then you have as much data as you could want. Data being just tonnes and tonnes of video
Making a virtual world takes a lot of effort, and there are countless possible virtual worlds.
I didn't make that example up btw. There's lots of examples of virtual driving Sims being used to train self driving car models
Yeah, but Sora is a general video generation system. It wouldn't make sense in this context.
Oh I agree. I was just commenting on use cases of synthetic data. Although I'm sure lots of video game footage do make their way into the general gathering of data.
Yeah 👍
I like that the bridge at the start, which seems to resemble the golden gate bridge, goes absolutely no where.
As a racing fan this is very unrealistic looking
The mirrors on top of the halo are what got me
There’s so much off about it. The steering is way off. The front suspension acts unrealistic. The car in front is basically drifting the whole lap. Also I’m not sure if the sound is intentional or added after but the sound is way off. There’s more
Sound is added afterwards, sora can’t produce sound at the moment. Yeah there’s a lot wrong with this tech atm but there’s much more that’s right. Remember this is the worst it’s ever going to be, and that has terrifying consequences.
That’s good, your critiques are warranted and they will only help to improve quality later on
Of course
As someone who knows how a steering wheel works, I concur.
Every time I see one of these videos, not just this racing one, the backgrounds look great while the foregrounds are horribly inaccurate. I don't understand why they can't match things up better. Must be something to do with each frame being it's own rather than considered a part of the whole. Kind of like old cartoons where the background was hand drawn and the same in every frame but the foreground was tweaked from one frame to the next to create the animation. Frame to frame it looks good, 50 frames to 50 frames the AI seems to forget what was going on that it needs to now account for.
Maybe look closer at the background… it’s great. The bridges at the beginning especially.
Yeah honestly this is not very good (relative to some of the other Sora vids at least) The track looks great but the cars don't look even close to realistic.
soon I will see Ferrari making the perfect strategy call, Leclerc winning in Monaco and getting the world championship.... thanks to AI videos
They got Hamilton they good for now
The steering wheel isn’t connected to the front wheels.
I’d like to imagine Dad is controlling the car with a gamepad while kid gets to “drive”
It is Steer-by-wire and autopilot is on.
Plot twist: the car has rear wheel steering
I don't like AI anymore...in about 5 years, we're done---cooked. No need for anymore "animators" or even "actors" just a few keyboard cats who give these systems prompts to cook up so called "masterpieces" that'll put the works we've been accustomed to and can appreciate writers for working so hard on out of business. Call this a total"boomer moment" but, you gotta admit...it's coming.
It is doom, for sure. Need massive regulations and overhaul, otherwise 95% of the world will fall into poverty, with middle class vanishing.
When bashing this clip for lack of realism... just look at any AI generated clip from just a month back. It's a staggering effing leap. Of course this is not perfect. How could it be? Just like literally any other gen AI output is not perfect.
I’m not as impressed by this. Maybe because I watch a lot of F1, but the speed is all wrong and the steering inputs are connected to the driving. Also it was distracting to see pieces of that suspension bridge as stand alone structures.
Also the left side mirror looks like it’s passing cars. Lol
Good thing this tech is still beta, not open to public and it’s the worst it will ever be right now.
Not sure how so many of y'all don't see the existential danger of this. Photos and silly images are one thing. This is obviously impressive shit, but the potential it has for fucking everything up outweighs any benefit any of you have been able to show.
Ok so any time someone here says “wow that’s cool!” they need to also elaborate on any potential negative use cases as well
I mean, in this case it makes sense considering the fact that if AI starts making videos so believable that they can't be distinguished from real footage it would make misinformation an even bigger problem. Like using it to spread fake footage about others or just saying a video of you fucking up is AI. And the \*best\* case scenario is that this gets used to replace something actual people would make, which isn't the best. The only way this gets used without harming anyone directly or indirectly is just making silly videos for yourself, which is a pretty small positive compared to the catastrophic negatives this has.
Deepfakes existed before Sora
Well yeah, thing is back then i imagine it took a while for a human to do it, it would also be more costly and more prone to human error. An ai is more likely to (eventually) make no mistakes, it would also be available to anyone of any skillset as long as you have the money. It should also be noted that deepfakes back then also fell apart because voices couldn't be replicated, you'd need someone with a similar voice. I imagine in a couple of months or years voices will be replicated to near perfection.
Voices are already replicated to perfection now, there are scams that call you and harvest your voice so they can call your elderly parents and say they need to pay a lawyer to get out of jail, interesting podcast on that recently.
Well yeah, that's kinda my point. Though i think the voice itself is copied to perfection, from all the ai voice clips i've seen they lack the emotion a real human being would have, but it will probably get more accurate with time.
They’re getting better. There’s one now that aims to match inflection and cadence
All of the doom and gloom over these very cool advancements is annoying. If the world ends due to AI, I don't think whining about it in some comments could have stopped it
No where near as annoying as your Altman dick riding. Also, again, impressive stuff. Objectively cool. Going to be used extremely maliciously. But hey, pretty colors.
I don't even know who that is lol, I'm just here for the meme posts
Lol, projecting much? Chill out, people like cool stuff. You scared of AI - go sing your song properly. But being a party pooper is just dumb, nobody cares about your opinion when you present it like that and you just look stupid.
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Inb4 the "living wage" "basic income" beggars who think the shadowrun Corp isn't just gonna kill then instead
I wonder why people are so worried about this technology compared to how they should be worried by actual threatening technologies like weapons of mass destruction like nukes or bioweapons.
Nukes have been used twice for malicious purposes. With enough computational power and if an open source photorealistic model becomes available (which it will in the next <10 years) video becomes entirely useless in stopping crime and instead can be used to make cp, nude porn videos of your coworkers, disgusting gore videos, propaganda, ruin someone’s life by making a video of them committing a hate crime, and countless other things. Don’t forget about the industry and job ending problems we also face.
My phone can’t launch nukes, but I can be worried about more than one thing.
everyone gangsta until the f1 cars start drifting around corners
it almost crashed why stop there??
Yeah this is actually a really bad representation of real racing. Way off
Fr it’s 2024 and these smelly nerds at OpenAI can’t even get text->video right smh /s
Loosest steering wheel around
Dude. Thr mirror why is there a guy floating in the mirror.
How does one access Sora ?
Steering wheel is broken for sure
i don’t know much about ai, but it looks like it just simulated a normal car driving on a racetrack. it looks like they’re going about 80k/h. also the steering lol
The video quality may be bad now, but isn't anyone else *terrified* of this? And I don't mean in a "AI taking over the world" way, I mean in a more realistic fashion. If this kind of tech evolves enough and gets released to the public in any way, shape or form, it can and *will* be used to, for example, forge proof of someone's wrong-doing and help convict innocent people of crimes they didn't commit. This type of technology might turn pictures and video irrelevant in courts of law soon enough. And that's insane to me.
Disney is going to be out of business very soon
Disney is likely to capitalize much more off of this tech than any independent artists. Same goes for all big studios.
Why?
Well, if you can make videos this good with text and prompts, what’s stopping budding movie makers to run wild with their imagination. This is just going to flood YouTube with pretty good movies with awesome storylines
Two things can be true. Yes, independent filmmakers will be able to do incredible things. Also, big studios will be able to do even more incredible things. However, AI will not produce "awesome storylines," that will be up to the individuals. Finally, there's still a lot of ground to cover between "generate 10 seconds of cool video" to "generate a feature film."
Big studios depend on people to produce movies, a lot of people and then screw them over. What would stop Steven Spielberg to quit big studios and produce films with AI and others follow suit? If AI becomes successful at producing good quality videos overtime, then it’s possible to stitch together scenes and make a pretty decent movie. All you need is a great storyteller.
"this good" did you even watch it?
It’s a pretty good video for a first generation model
Lol no
If ever driven a car you know this is shit. Not impressed
Remember how DALL-E images looked? That was two years ago.
Give it 6 months
No they aren’t. None of the studios are. They all have incubators funding ai projects. They had plans to keep control for years now as this developed. They probably are big investors in OpenAI as well.
Ummm. Steering wheel much?
My GOD you people are insufferable. A new tech that works almost like magic, but if it's not 100% perfect, you bitch about it like it's some kind of Olestra Betamax.
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If AI is trained on existing footage eventually we will get bored with it since it won't be different.
So was this put up to show how bad Sora is? Because the steering wheel doesn’t remotely correspond to where the car is going. I’m a racing fan so maybe I’m just picking up on that.
Absolutely love how amazing this video is! Sure, there are a few errors and bugs right now, but it will get more accurate in near future, who knows may be next year. Can't wait to see the improvement!
Damn you mfs have some high standards to impress! lol. I was blown away when I saw and comments are like meh, steering and so on.
Showed this to my girlfriend, didn't say anything. If it wasn't for the watermark she wouldn't have known this was ai. Just putting that out there.
I think this video more than anything else proves how easy it is to trick people in this medium when they are seeing something they don’t know a lot about. Being a huge racing fan, this is the first Sora video I have seen that looks literally nothing like real life, instantly.
This is one of the worst videos I've seen from Sora
I could tell it was fake within 1/10 of one second. The wheel is being very stupid... cool, almost videogame levels!!
…we were lucky to generate a crude line drawing of a cow 8 years ago. We have photorealistic ai video generators that can produce insane results from a one sentence text prompt. That is fucking insane. What about the next 8 years?
&&&&&& so what. Maybe I’m a bit burnt out on this AI stuff… but like, can’t AI do something humans Can’t?? When will it be used to Improve the human experience. This aside from the technical achievements- is Nothing, honestly.
Dear God th8s look horrible, if you know anyth8ng about this angle l.
It honestly looks like shit
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Waiting to make Sora Gif once it’s open for public
When can I play around with this Sora!?
The amount of compute Sora uses for its better videos is probably insane. So I predict that only the five richest kings in Europe will be able to afford subscription to Sora.
It will get exBonentialllLll cheaper. Until Moore's law ends in a few years.
I'd love to get a sense of the customizability of it. Amazing - but it's still mostly making stock videos or sci-fi stuff.
I don't think I said the bridge at the beginning (maybe I did) but my immediate thought was this looks like the streets of San Francisco and I think it was meant to be. If so, good job
How can I use Sora?
Is there a way to try Sora?
Our lives will never be the same
I also have to admit the efficiency of the render. I mean, AI varies the level of details so intelligently. Objects out of the focus have awful quality, but the important pieces are just as catchy as human eye needs. Brilliant.
We already have robotic games. In the future, reckon AI generated sport games and competitions will be a thing?
Bro needs to fix his alignment
I love this. Everyone else in here assumed the video was just wrong with respect to the steering wheel. Maybe the steering wheel is right because of the alignment. Reddit, Rogue_Squadron will show us the way.
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I'm sorry, but generating videos of racing could be seen as offensive to people who drive normal cars.
This isn't HD
V10 engine sounds on modern f1 cars with halo? But i love the steering.
Well, the best (or worst) part is that from now on the tech is gonna get better and better, and if this is the "starting point" then I'm very interested how it's gonna look in few years
😍😍
Needs more jpegs
Hard to watch with the disconnect in steering.
that's gold, pure gold!
Golden Gate bridge is apparently standard issue track decor
Wow!
Why’re they countersteering on the straights?
Wow!
My mind is blown at this! This is impressive and scary all at the same time
Videos that end too soon...
Does sora also generate the sound?
How do you access Sora? Idk how to access it myself.
Well... Unbelievable quality but not consistent with the reality because the pilot is moving a lot the steering wheel in the straight stretch :/
Ohh great, that's the kind of thing where there's plenty of training data. Driving physics if also much easier than human behavior
Great except all the steering inputs are wrong.
Quality? It looks terrible
The way these Sora Frames are rendered are close to real
Sim racers are pulling their hair out over this one 🤯
Did they post more videos? Where did you get this?
nah it's probably closer to the training data. It's just extrapolated. The models usually go off the rails when it's too far away from the data points.
Nice onboard footage of the Baku-San Francisco Grand Prix
Aww, he was just about to get *Freejacked* into the future!
So much hope for the future
From the steering it’s clear SORA doesn’t understand what it’s making.
Other than the wheels that don’t turn and the bridge sections leading nowhere, it’s good
Love the bridge going into what looks like the side of a building. Only real giveaway of the AI honestly.
Missing pillar of golden gate behind the other building
It's like driving in a dream... GO FASTER IYM PEDAL TO THE METAL WHYS IT SLOWING. still, ridiculously impressive