OpenAI has temporarily disabled video generation for new users of its Sora platform due to overwhelming demand. The company is facing significant capacity issues following the launch of a new image generation feature that has gained viral popularity. Despite these challenges, existing users can still generate images, but the video functionality is currently restricted for newcomers.
The recent image generation capabilities have drawn attention for their ability to mimic artistic styles, such as those of Studio Ghibli. OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, acknowledged the strain on resources, revealing that staff have been working extended hours to maintain service levels. This situation highlights the growing demand for generative AI tools and the operational hurdles that accompany rapid user adoption.
• OpenAI disables video generation for new Sora users due to high traffic.
• CEO Sam Altman reports ongoing capacity challenges since the launch of new features.
Generative AI refers to algorithms that can create new content, such as images or videos, based on input data.
Image generation involves creating visual content using AI, which has become a popular feature in Sora.
Capacity issues occur when demand for a service exceeds its operational capabilities, affecting user access.
OpenAI is a leading AI research organization known for developing advanced generative AI tools, including Sora.
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