is planning a major upgrade for its popular chatbot ChatGPT.
Soon, the chatbot may be able to create videos, not just text and images.
Reports suggest that OpenAI is preparing to integrate its video-generation model Sora directly into ChatGPT.
Once this happens, users will be able to generate videos using simple prompts, making the chatbot even more powerful.
Create Videos with Simple Text Prompts
The Sora model can create new videos from text prompts.
This means users only need to describe what they want, and the AI will generate a video based on that description.
Sora can also remix existing content and allow users to explore new AI creations in a personalized feed.
One of its most interesting features is Cameos, which allows users to place themselves inside an AI-generated scene.
This feature was launched partly to compete with apps like Vibe developed by Meta Platforms.
Sora Will Soon Be Part of ChatGPT
At present, Sora works through its own app and website.
However, it has not gained the same level of popularity as ChatGPT.
To reach more users, OpenAI is now planning to integrate Sora directly into ChatGPT.
This will allow millions of users to create videos without leaving the chatbot platform.
Last year, OpenAI also added image generation features to ChatGPT.
These tools encouraged users to spend more time on the platform because they could create images directly inside the chatbot.
With the addition of Sora, users may soon be able to generate videos, images, and text all in one place.
Growing Concerns About Deepfake Videos
While the new feature could be exciting, it also raises concerns.
Experts warn that easier video generation may increase the number of deepfake videos online.
Since AI tools became widely available, the internet has already seen a large rise in deepfake content.
These videos can look very realistic, making it harder for people to tell the difference between real and fake footage.
Because of this, the introduction of AI video tools inside ChatGPT could bring both new creative opportunities and new challenges for the internet.