OpenAI's unlisted AI model Sora suffers from leaks, testers reveal the inside story: unhappy about being free labor

The latest AI text generation video tool Sora developed by OpenAI was recently leaked, as early testers of Sora claimed that they were being used as free labor during the testing process. Accusations were made against OpenAI for not expressing gratitude or providing compensation, which led to dissatisfaction and the leakage of the unreleased Sora to social platforms.

"PR-Puppets" Sora leaks, accusing OpenAI of using testers as free labor

A group of artists and testers calling themselves 'PR-Puppets' recently publicly released OpenAI's unreleased AI model Sora, claiming that they were treated unfairly by OpenAI. PR-Puppets stated that the testers were originally told that they would be early creative partners of Sora, participating in the testing and optimization process together, but in the end, they became unpaid workers.

PR-Puppets accuses OpenAI in an open letter: 'We provided a lot of testing, creative process and feedback, but not only did we not receive the expected reward, we also found that all of this was just to package Sora's art and promote how friendly this AI tool is to creators.'

PR-Puppets also said that currently there are hundreds of artists involved, contributing a lot of time and effort, but OpenAI has never expressed gratitude or given any compensation. Furthermore, OpenAI's current valuation has reached as high as $157 billion, but it is erasing the efforts of contributors during the testing phase.

PR-Puppets publicly accuses OpenAI on the AI development platform and briefly launches Sora to trigger heated discussions about video production capabilities.

PR-Puppets uploaded the front-end version of Sora to the AI development platform HuggingFace on 11/26, immediately causing a large number of follows. Many netizens shared generated videos on Twitter. However, the leaked Sora was delisted by OpenAI after only a few hours of survival.

Netizens use Sora to generate videos for sharing on Twitter

Some film directors also expressed their amazement at Sora's technology on Twitter, especially the smoothness in handling arm and leg movements.

In addition, netizens have discovered from the code that this leaked version of Sora seems to be a 'Turbo' edition, which may provide more customization options and video style generation control functions for future Sora.

Netizens have discovered what appears to be the Sora 'Turbo' version code. There is still controversy over the project collaboration behind Sora's technological innovation.

Sora was first introduced by OpenAI in February this year and shocked the world with its ability to generate hyper-realistic videos. According to foreign media reports, in order to improve Sora's generation efficiency and diversity, OpenAI used hundreds of millions of hours of video data to train the AI model.

However, the protesters in this test also indicated that there are still controversies in OpenAI's project cooperation, and OpenAI has not yet responded to the matter.

(OpenAI's latest round of financing reached a valuation of $157 billion, will it be reorganized as a for-profit enterprise?)

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