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- Openai launched Sora, a new AI-powered app that generates video and audio this week.
- SORA scans your face and voice to allow you to insert yourself into videos generated by AI.
- Users are creating a video starring CEO Sam Altman.
The star of Openai's new SORA app is nothing more than CEO Sam Altman.
Openai launched Sora, a new AI-powered video and audio generation app, to many fanfares. The app is only invitations for now, leading some people to sell invitation codes on eBay for just under $45. Even a reporter from Business Insider praised the app as fun and fun.
However, it is also a concern for some people as it has the ability to include an AI version of Real People. Users can scan their faces and voices to add them to the video. You can also add friends who created their own AI avatar.
Altman and several other Openai staff were the first to create and share similarities in AI. Since Sora's release, users have not wasted time making Altman the main character in a short video.
“It's not so strange to see a feed full of your own memes than I thought,” Altman told X on Wednesday. “I don't know what to do with this.”
Below are some ways Altman has obtained the central stage of the SORA app:
Steal the GPU on the target.
I have my favorite video on Sora 2 now, I enjoy this short moment while it continues
SAM CCTV footage stealing GPUs at SORA inference target pic.twitter.com/b86qzuglmq
– Gabriel (@gabrielpeterss4) September 30, 2025
Openai research scientist Gabriel Petersson helped her enjoy Tuesday by sharing AI videos she created with Sora on X. The AI video mimics CCTV footage and shows that Altman is stealing GPUs at the target store before Security catches him.
“Please, Sora's reasoning really needs this,” said Altman, who powered the AI.
We will be visiting Studio Ghibli's headquarters in Japan.
The self-proclaimed AI filmmaker shared a video made with Sora 2 on Wednesday, enjoying it at the trends of Openai's studio Ghibli.
Earlier this year, Openai unveiled an image generator via ChatGpt. This was used by Studio Ghibli to generate images based on popular animation styles. At the time, this trend faced a boost from people concerned about violating copyright laws and exploiting artists' work.
In AI Video, AI Altman steals art from Miyazaki Hayao, co-founder of Studio Ghibli at its Japanese headquarters. This video shows Miyazaki chasing after Altman in an attempt to get his artwork back.
“SORA 2 is wildddddddddd,” the user wrote.
Rap about Openai's success.
> Sam Altman, dressed like a 2000s rapper, raps about Sora making all the other AI video companies bankrupt, saying, “What happened to that boy, brrr.” pic.twitter.com/senhxrq1lj
– Ashok Reddy (@ashoksangireddy) October 1, 2025
One X user used SORA to create an AI video for Altman, wearing a costume inspired by 2000s hip-hop and wrapping about his company's success.
“Sora screams, the crowd is having fun/What happened to the boy? brrrr,” AI Altman said in a video Wednesday. “All the rivals burn cash, chase the decoy, what happened to the boy? brrrr.”
Strolling with the dinosaurs.
Today we are releasing the Sora 2, the Worlds Best Video Generation model.
Introducing you and your friends with Raw Real World Physics and bringing an end to the creepy AI vibe. pic.twitter.com/3nlolm2hkn
– Gabriel (@gabrielpeterss4) September 30, 2025
Peterson shared a SORA 2 promotional video on Tuesday featuring an AI version of him and Altman in absurd circumstances.
In one scene, Peterson drives a yellow Lamborghini in the next scene before returning to the next scene. At one point, Peterson and Altman arrive at a “imaginary land” with cherry trees and dinosaurs.
“We'll show you and your friends the raw real world physics and end the eerie AI vibe,” Peterson wrote in the post.
Enter the universe of “South Park.”
On Wednesday, X users used SORA 2 to create an AI video featuring AI Altman alongside “South Park” Eric Cartman and Kenny McCormick. Cartman and Altman cooperate with the video to bring out Kenny's pranks.
“Sam Altman is Sora 2's “Ghibli” moment,” the user wrote.
It inspires people to dance at train stations.
Peterson shared another SORA 2 generation video featuring Altman on his X account on Tuesday. This video shows AI Altman wearing black wireless headphones and walking to the station platform. He then begins to snap his fingers, dances to the crowd, snapping his fingers.
