Let's talk about SORA, OpenAI's new video generation model, along with plenty of AI news this week,

including the stagnation of ChachyPT, Meta's new AI model, and Gemini 1.5, and Edis, if that is not enough,

will also break down Mark Zuckerberg's Vision Pro response and the wisdom of putting $50,000 in a shoebox.

Hold that and more coming up right after this.

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Welcome to Big Technology Podcast Friday edition when we break down the news in our traditional cool-headed and nuanced format wow wow wow

massive week of AI news and plenty of other good topics to talk about joined as always by r always by Ron John Roy of margins. Ron John,

welcome. I try to underplay big news weeks in AI, but I think this actually is probably the

biggest week, at least this year, but in a long time in AI news. Absolutely. So let's start

with SORA, which is Open AI's model that instantly generates eye-popping video.

It's a video generation model.

And this is what the New York Times says.

Open AI has unveiled a system that creates videos that look as if they were lifted from a Hollywood movie.

A demonstration included short videos created in minutes of willy mammoths trotting through a snowy

meadow a monster gazing at a melting candle and a Tokyo street seem seemingly shot by a camera

swooping across the city now this is what they say the implications are the technology could speed

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