Sam Altman: GPU Bandit, Ghibli Thief & 2000s Rap Star AI
In the AI wild-west of 2025, OpenAI stirred the meme pot launching Sora 2, an invite-only app letting users slam their faces and voices into AI-generated videos. CEO Sam Altmanāin the roles of GPU heist suspect at Target, Studio Ghibli art kleptomaniac chased by Miyazaki himself, and 2000s hip-hop rapper spitting 'What happened to that boy? Brrr'ābecame the unholy mascot of this viral mayhem. Fans pay $45 for invite codes on eBay, turning Sora into a slightly dystopian status symbol. The app even courtesy-toed into 'South Park' pranks and dragon-backed Lamborghini joyrides. Altman called seeing AI Altman memes 'way less strange than expected.' A cautionary masterpiece and ridiculous all at once!
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When your CEO stars as a GPU thief, Ghibli art bandit, and 2000s rapperāwelcome to Sora 2, where tech meets meme chaos and invites cost $45 because authenticity now costs a premium.
Imagine paying $45 just to see AI Sam Altman steal GPUs and outrap your favorite rapper. Finally, a break from boring tech launches thatās actually a bizarre meme carnival.
Sora 2ās viral craze means CEO Sam Altman is everywhereāexcept probably his officeāstealing art, running from Miyazaki, and making trains dance. Meanwhile, invite resellers are swimming in cash.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 10/2/2025 | Author: Lauren Edmonds
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