OpenAI's New Social Video App Blurs Reality with AI-Generated Content

WIRED Roundup: The New Fake World of OpenAI's Social Video App In a move that has left many in the tech industry reeling, OpenAI announced this week the launch of a new social video app that generates AI-powered content. According to sources, the app, which is still in its beta phase, allows users to create and share videos that are indistinguishable from those created by humans. Key Details OpenAI's new social video app uses advanced algorithms to generate high-quality videos on demand. The company claims that the app will revolutionize the way people consume and interact with content online. However, experts have raised concerns about the potential implications of such technology on society. "We're at a point where AI-generated content is becoming increasingly indistinguishable from human-created content," said Dr. Kate Crawford, a leading expert in AI ethics. "This raises important questions about the role of authenticity and truth in our digital lives." Background and Context OpenAI's foray into social video apps marks a significant shift in the company's focus on developing AI-powered tools for creative industries. The company has been at the forefront of AI research, with its flagship product, GPT-3, being hailed as one of the most advanced language models to date. However, OpenAI's new venture has also sparked concerns about the potential misuse of AI-generated content. "We're seeing a trend where people are using AI to create fake news, propaganda, and even deepfakes," said Dr. Crawford. "This is a slippery slope that we need to address before it's too late." Additional Perspectives Industry insiders have been quick to weigh in on the implications of OpenAI's new social video app. "This technology has the potential to disrupt entire industries, from entertainment to advertising," said tech analyst, Michael Gartenberg. "However, it also raises important questions about accountability and responsibility." Current Status and Next Developments OpenAI's new social video app is currently in its beta phase, with a small group of users testing the platform. The company has not yet announced when the app will be available to the general public. As the tech industry continues to grapple with the implications of AI-generated content, one thing is clear: OpenAI's new social video app marks a significant turning point in the development of AI-powered tools for creative industries. Sources Zoë Schiffer and Louise Matsakis, "OpenAI Is Preparing to Launch a Social App for AI-Generated Videos" Dr. Kate Crawford, expert in AI ethics Michael Gartenberg, tech analyst *Reporting by Wired.*