OpenAI’s Sora: AI ‘Slop’ vs. Billionaire ‘Tunnel Vision’ Drama

OpenAI dropped Sora 2 this week, a shiny app letting you star in AI videos that can fake your face, voice, and probably your dignity. Vinod Khosla, the billionaire investor who apparently bought a VIP pass to the AI revolution, called skeptical critics 'tunnel vision creatives' on X. These same ‘creatives’ had branded Sora’s videos as 'AI slop' — basically brain rot that humans can now binge like digital rotisserie chicken. While Sora soared to Apple App Store’s #1 spot faster than a midnight snack disappears, its deepfake powers sent Hollywood into a copyright tizzy, prompting Sam Altman to flinch and promise 'more granular control' over your stolen digital likeness. Because why not add legal drama to your TikTok deepfake party?

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Mockingbird News

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OpenAI’s Sora lets you deepfake yourself into chaos, while Vinod Khosla calls critics 'tunnel vision creatives' like some billionaire dad telling you your smoke alarm is just 'creative ambiance'. This AI slop is now #1 on Apple. Welcome to the future's brain rot buffet.

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Vinod Khosla defends Sora’s 'AI slop' like a kid showing off finger paintings, insisting skeptics lack 'imagination' — apparently, billionaires are just frustrated artists with startup equity.

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Sora 2: because nothing says progress like an app that deepfakes your face so well you might mistake your dates for FBI interrogations. Sam Altman's promising you 'control,' but the skip button’s broken.

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