Sam Altman is an idiot that got a lucky shot once when he was leading in a Blue Ocean scenario but he can't guide OpenAI in a red ocean where AI has become a commodity. His IPO will be a flop, hopefully it's the start of the whole AI bubble to burst and come down to reality focusing on profit and not lofty, useless ideas.
The Sudden Fall of OpenAI's Most Hyped Product Since ChatGPT
When Sam Altman arrived in Los Angeles to attend Vanity Fair's Oscar afterparty earlier this month, his company was just weeks away from being able to license its Sora video-generation tools to Hollywood studios.After the smash success of ChatGPT, Sora was hyped as AI's next consumer-friendly frontier -- a simple app that allowed users to put themselves and their friends in whatever video settings they choose, from dribbling like the Harlem Globetrotters to clashing lightsabers with Darth Vader.Disney's Bob Iger signed on to the vision, agreeing to have his company invest $1 billion in OpenAI and allowing the studio's Marvel, Pixar and other characters to appear in Sora videos. Just as importantly, he put Disney's valuable imprimatur behind the nascent technology amid widespread fears about protecting the industry's creative work from AI.Then OpenAI abruptly decided to shut Sora down.But the app never took off in the ways its creators imagined -- it was more AI slop than AI magic. Usa
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