OpenAI introduced Sora, an AI engine that creates videos of up to one minute from plain text descriptions.
While not perfect, these Sora videos far surpass anything seen before from automated systems that generate videos from either images or text. The quality of the video flow is remarkably high, prompting OpenAI to promise embedding metadata in Sora-created videos so that they are identified as such.
Meanwhile, the Sora keyword is sending to fresh new pastures domain investors desperate to find a new niche. Sora domains of dubious quality are being registered, parked, and offered for sale across marketplaces and forums.
Within the first 30 minutes of the OpeanAI announcement about Sora, both SoraVideo.com and SoraModel.com were registered by domain name investors.
So does this freshly launched new domain craze promise domainers instant sales?
No, SoraVideos.com did not sell for $30,000 dollars overnight; it was a prank created in good old Photoshop, apparently:
https://twitter.com/Domainoor/status/1758856123912745063
