Heard some rumors that Sora might be shutting down, and the global AI video scene is about to enter a new phase. That’s about all the info I’ve got—no details on how far the shutdown goes, whether it’s a product line adjustment or a full takedown. Not gonna speculate blindly.
But over the past couple years, open-source stuff like the WAN series and various video workflows have been popping off fast. You can run image-to-video and text-to-video locally now, so closed-source products are really getting squeezed. If this news is legit, I feel like it’s not just one company’s issue—the whole landscape is reshuffling.
Any bros here got more details? Don’t just read the headlines, easy to get led astray.
Clickbait vibes, gotta see what the actual post says.
Open-source video generation has been absolutely killing it the past couple years, closed-source is definitely feeling the heat.
Shutting down and making adjustments are two totally different things, don’t jump to conclusions just yet.
AI video is gonna get a major shakeup sooner or later, it’s just way too expensive to run.
Now that we can run it locally, who’s still stuck using just one product?
Anyone got a reliable source for this? Not buying it just from the title alone.
“Entering a new phase” — yeah, that’s basically saying nothing at all.
same here, messages like this with zero context go around once and suddenly become ‘established fact’