One of Sora's standout features is its ability to maintain continuity within generated videos, ensuring consistency even when subjects momentarily go out of view.↵
Additionally, Sora can animate still images and extend existing videos, demonstrating its versatility and adaptability.↵
While Sora has garnered praise for its groundbreaking capabilities, OpenAI acknowledge that there are ares for improvement, such as enhancing understanding of cause and effect and spatial awareness.↵
Moreover, concerns about potential misuse for creating deceptive deepfakes underscore the importance of ongoing refinement and overesight.↵
Currently in development, Sora is not yet available to the public. However, OpenAI has initiated limited access to a select group of researchers and creatives for testing and feedback purposes.↵
The release date for Sora's general availability remains to be announced, as OpenAI continues to refine the model and address critical challenges.

ChatGPT's First Book in Korea Explores ‘45 Ways to Find a purpose in Life'↵
Can AI write its own book?↵
The question prompted one Korean editor to test just how far ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot, could go.↵
"45 Ways to Find a Purpose in Life," published by Sonwfox books, is the first book officially authored by ChatGPT in Korea, and having hit the shelves on Feb. 21. 2023.↵
It only took seven days from the time of its writing to its first sale, according to Seo Jin, CEO and the book's editor at Snowfox Books.↵
The entire process of writing, editing, translating and proofreading — excluding printing and publishing — was completed in 38 hours.↵
"The book was published with the aim of addressing the curiosity of a publisher and editor," said Seo in a recent interview with The Korea Herald.↵
The title and chapter titles were not generated by AI.↵
Seo selected them from her list of unpublished topics or projects such as the importnace of relationships, a sense of purpose and how to use emotions.