OpenAI's Sora Made Me Crazy AI Videos—Then the CTO Answered (Most of) My Questions | WSJ
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Published 2024-03-13
WSJ’s Joanna Stern sat down with OpenAI CTO Mira Murati to find out.
Chapters:
0:00 OpenAI’s Sora
1:08 Reviewing Sora’s videos
4:03 Optimizing and training Sora
6:42 Concerns around Sora
8:55 Identifying Sora videos
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All Comments (21)
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Watch the full, wide-ranging interview with OpenAI CTO Mira Murati here: on.wsj.com/3TNv2Mu
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The CTO can't talk about where the training data came from...
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"I can neither confirm nor deny that we trained on youtube videos"
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The fact that she dodged that question about the training data isn't very "Open"AI of her.
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The vagueness of her response about what was used from the CTO shows she definitely knows they’re using copyrighted content imo.
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It's like asking a farmer: - Where do you take your apples from? Do you pick them from trees? - I dont know. If they grow on trees, perhaps yes.
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I´m so glad this interviewer asked some real questions, Im sick of all the shallow questions over naive smiles. AI can be good, but also dangerous. It´s important we understand how serious it is, and train and use it carefully.
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4:50 She's smart enough to know where the models came from and she's hesitant to say because of potential lawsuits.
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this is a product i made that i am very proud of. i'm the spokesperson of the product and was sent here to speak specificity about the product only. "how did i make my product", you ask? i don't know.
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The way she dodged over and over the question about the training data, clearly their are not using only publicly available data.
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I'm not going to lie, I spent half the video with my eyes darting to Mira's hands just to make sure she's real 😅
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"My prompt for this crab said nothing about a mustache" is the most 2024 sentence ever.
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Remember the Super Phrase: Publicly available data
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I cannot express how wild it seems to me that the CTO of one of the biggest genAI companies, promoting their latest genAI product couldn't answer what data the model was trained on.
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You should’ve asked Sora to make 10 people playing rock paper scissors in fast pace. 😂
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Joanna Stern is the best! Love how she grilled her about the training data - super awkward response 😂
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What’s the point of replacing creativity we don’t want to live in a world where nothing is creative
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As Sora can create "cartoon animation" OpenAI should show their list of animation production companies who have licensed their films to be used in the machine learning model. There's not much animation is available in public domain, especially 3D animation.
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the questions asked in this interview were really good -- concise and hitting all of the important points. thank you for this informative video
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In my 40s now, looking back, I am amazed at the acceleration of technological innovation. It's now it's almost impossible to imagine what computing will be like in just 2-3 years.
