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You make a good point. They may well as admit at this point that curing cancer, new physics, and AGI aren't going to happen very soon. What surprises me a bit
by noduerme 1y ago
You make a good point. They may well as admit at this point that curing cancer, new physics, and AGI aren't going to happen very soon.
What surprises me a bit is that they'd take this TikTok route, rather than selling Sora as a very expensive storyboarding tool to film/tv studios, producers, etc. Why package it as an app for your neice to make viral videos that's bound to lose money with every click? Just sell it for $50k/hr of video to someone with deep pockets. Is it just a publicity stunt?
- measurablefunc 1y agoThe query data they are collecting can be used for ad targeting. Remember, if you're not paying for it (and in many cases even when you are paying for it) then the data collected from your use of the application is going to be used by someone to make money one way or another. Google made billions from search queries & OpenAI has an even better query/profiling perspective on its users b/c they are providing all sorts of different modalities for interaction, that data is extremely valuable, analogous to how Google search queries (along w/ data from their other products) are extremely valuable to corporate marketing departments that are willing to pay a premium for access to Google's targeting algorithms.
- rsynnott 1y ago> What surprises me a bit is that they'd take this TikTok route, rather than selling Sora as a very expensive storyboarding tool to film/tv studios, producers, etc. Because it’s not good enough, I would assume. Hard to see it actually being useful in this role.
- Ianjit 1y agoThe TAM for TV/Film storyboard is probably way too small to justify the cost of training and infering these models.