OpenAI Company launched Sora AI model for generating videos based on text queries. Paid ChatGPT users in the US and some other countries can try it; the model is not available in Russia and the EU;
A version of the neural network called Sora turbo is available to users: it can generate videos with resolutions from 480p to 1080p and with a duration of 5 to 20 seconds.
Generating videos will cost “credits”. A 480p video will cost 20 to 150 credits, a 720p video will cost 30 to 540 credits, and a 1080p video will cost 100 to 2,000 credits. Users of the $20 per month ChatGPT Plus basic plan will receive 1,000 credits per month, which will allow them to generate up to 50 five-second videos in 720p resolution.
subscribers to the $200 per month ChatGPT Pro plan will receive 10,000 credits, which can be used to generate 500 20-second videos in 1080p format. They will also be able to make up to five generations of videos at once and download videos without watermarks. By default, videos generated by Sora will have C2PA metadata and a visible watermark.
How does the credit system work for generating videos with Sora AI and what are the associated costs?
interview: the Future of Video Creation with OpenAI’s Sora AI Model
Time.news Editor: today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr.Emily Parker,a leading expert in artificial intelligence and video technology. We’re diving into the recent launch of OpenAI’s Sora AI model. Dr. Parker,can you give us an overview of what the Sora AI model is and how it works?
Dr. Emily Parker: Thank you for having me! The Sora AI model is a cutting-edge tool developed by OpenAI that generates videos based on text queries. This is groundbreaking for content creators and marketers, as it streamlines the video production process significantly. Paid ChatGPT users in the US and select countries can access it, although it’s currently unavailable in regions like Russia and the EU.
Time.news Editor: That’s captivating! How does the Sora AI model differ in its capabilities, particularly with the introduction of Sora Turbo?
Dr. Emily Parker: Sora Turbo is an advanced version of the Sora model, enabling users to generate videos with varying resolutions from 480p to 1080p and durations ranging between 5 to 20 seconds. This flexibility allows content creators to cater to different platforms and audience preferences, which is crucial in today’s fast-paced digital landscape.
Time.news Editor: Speaking of flexibility, there’s a notable cost structure associated with generating these videos. Can you break down the credit system and what users can expect?
Dr.Emily Parker: absolutely. the cost of generating videos varies based on the resolution. A 480p video can cost between 20 to 150 credits, while 720p ranges from 30 to 540 credits, and 1080p can set users back anywhere from 100 to 2,000 credits. For subscribers to the $20 ChatGPT Plus plan, they are granted 1,000 credits each month—enough for around 50 five-second videos in 720p. The $200 ChatGPT Pro plan offers a substantial 10,000 credits,allowing for more extensive projects,as users can create up to 500 20-second videos in 1080p.
Time.news Editor: That’s quite a range of options! Are there any limitations users should be aware of when generating videos with Sora?
Dr. Emily Parker: Yes, there are some limitations. By default,videos generated through Sora will include C2PA metadata and a visible watermark,which can affect their use for professional content. However, Pro users can generate videos without watermarks and make up to five video generations simultaneously, which enhances workflow considerably.
Time.news Editor: For our readers looking to leverage this technology, what practical advice woudl you give them?
Dr. Emily Parker: Users should first identify their content needs—whether it’s for social media, marketing, or other platforms. Understanding the credit system is vital; plan your video output based on the monthly allocation from the subscription plans. Additionally, consider the resolution and duration that best suit your audience. keep an eye on the updates from OpenAI as they continue to enhance the model, which may unlock more features in the future.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Parker. The introduction of Sora and its capabilities certainly opens up exciting possibilities for video content creation.We appreciate your insights and expertise!
Dr. Emily Parker: My pleasure! I’m excited to see how creators will use Sora to innovate their video content strategies.