Microsoft Azure AI Foundry integrates OpenAI Sora, finally offering native video generation. Developers can now create stunning videos within Azure, rivaling AWS and Google Cloud.

OpenAI launched Sora, a new short-video platform built on its Sora 2 model that generates video and audio content. The AI-first service is currently invite-only on iOS.

Have you ever imagined seeing yourself on screen, starring in a movie scene you never acted in, dancing in a neon-lit city, or delivering…

OpenAI's Sora video app hit 1 million downloads in under five days, faster than ChatGPT, despite being invite-only. The platform quickly introduced controls amid copyright concerns.

Japan formally requested OpenAI to stop Sora 2 from infringing on its "irreplaceable" anime and manga IP after users generated videos of Dragon Ball and Pokémon.

OpenAI is reportedly developing a text/audio-to-music AI generator and is collaborating with students from The Juilliard School to train its models.

The Cameo celebrity platform sued OpenAI for trademark infringement over its Sora feature, arguing the name for AI-generated likenesses causes confusion and harms its brand.

OpenAI expanded the Sora App to Asia, featuring the popular 'Cameos' tool and strict copyright safeguards after calls from the Japanese government.

OpenAI officially launched Sora for Android, allowing users to create 30 free AI-generated videos daily. The app includes audio mixing and voiceover features.

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