Android users get a taste of OpenAI’s Sora, starting with select markets

Android users get a taste of OpenAI’s Sora, starting with select markets

New Delhi: OpenAI has recently announced that they are going to launch their most popular Sora application for Android platform users, but in selected regions. In a post on the X platform, where Sora has announced its availability for Android users, let’s see which seven regions this Sora application will be available for Android users: Canada, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, the US, and Vietnam. But the company has not yet disclosed or mentioned any plan for India’s launch.


The Sora application is powered by OpenAI’s latest video and audio generation model, Sora 2, which has been especially designed to improve the realism, physics, consistency, and controllability in the AI-generated media. This Sora application works in a way that’s somewhat similar to Meta’s AI Vibes features, which also lets users generate, remix, and browse AI-made video and audio clips. However, Sora’s feed functions more like TikTok or Instagram Reels, with a stronger focus on showing content from people users actually know, such as friends and contacts. While both platforms promote AI-generated creativity, Meta’s Vibes leans more toward showcasing videos made by larger creator communities rather than personal circles.

Now, let’s discuss which major features Android users are going to see in the Sora application:

  • Let users create the latest videos from the text prompts, remix existing clips, and explore a personalised feed showcasing content from friends and creators.
  • Includes Cameo’s features that enable users to insert themselves or friends into the AI-generated scenes using a one-time video and audio recording to capture likeness and voice. Users retain complete control, with the option to revoke access or delete any videos featuring their image.
  • It will offer well-being and safety controls, such as the daily limits for teen users, parental controls through ChatGPT, and moderation systems to manage inappropriate content.
  • According to OpenAI, the Sora applications feed is especially designed to inspire creativity, prioritising engaging content from creators and friends to encourage new ideas.
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