On February 16, openAI launched the Sora model, which seems to have revolutionized previous video generation technology. Whether it's the duration of the genera

On February 16, openAI launched the Sora model, which seems to have revolutionized previous video generation technology. Whether it's the duration of the generated video (it can generate videos up to 1 minute long, while previous video generation software was still struggling with 4s, 16s timelines), or the consistency of the video (it has solved the problem of inconsistent content and flickering in previous generated videos), there has been a qualitative leap. Especially in terms of understanding the physical laws of the real world, it feels like a technology that can directly generate videos from text, rather than stitching videos together in the form of generating keyframes of pictures like previous models. Everyone is very curious and enthusiastic about everything about Sora, but since it is not yet open for use, we can only see some of the effects of videos generated by Sora. However, the videos are scattered everywhere, making it inconvenient for unified learning and viewing. So I developed this website.