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OpenAI discontinues Sora, the AI video generation app

OpenAI discontinues Sora, the AI video generation app

OpenAI has announced plans to discontinue Sora, its artificial intelligence application used for generating short videos. The company intends to reallocate the significant computing power required for the app toward other developmental goals.

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