Matt Wolfe compares OpenAI's Sora to other text-to-video models like Gen 3 and Dream Machine, arguing Sora's outputs look noticeably better. Though unreleased, Sora could be the first AI video tool studios actually use, with reported talks already happening with major production companies.
By them putting it out so early that it's made everything else look bad. These new ones are like catching up. Like, especially like Gen 3, I thought was pretty amazing. Dream Machine is pretty awesome, but still, they don't look as good as Sora. And so what I would say is, yeah, it's not released yet, but whatever they showed then it's going to be better by the time it's actually released, most likely. And so when they do come out with something, you know, it's gonna be almost kind of like Apple back in the day, where like they would come out with the very best product. Maybe it wasn't out first, but it would be the best when it came out. No one's actually found real use with AI video yet. And it feels like Sora is the most likely one, that when it actually comes out, it'll be the first one that will have real use. You know, like, they've been talking to major studios apparently. I'm kind of convinced that right now the main players are Sora as Well as probably Gen 3.
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