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Most public neural networks will not allow you to create deepfakes with famous people. But Sora 2 has an interesting, albeit somewhat ambiguous loophole. A video published on the YouTube channel Corridor Crew demonstrates how famous personalities who have already passed away not only “came back to life” in new videos but also took on new professions. In demonstration videos published by OpenAI, you can see, for example, Bruce Lee performing as a DJ, while Michael Jackson showcases stand-up in the kitchen. These clips have sparked mixed reactions: some are fascinated by the possibilities of the technology, while others express concerns about the ethical issues of using the images of deceased celebrities.

OpenAI, in partnership with legendary designer Jony Ive (former Apple designer), is working on an innovative hardware product that aims to combine artificial intelligence with premium design. However, reportedly, the development of the device is delayed due to technical issues.

OpenAI presented ChatGPT Pulse, a mobile service that analyses personal data (chats, calendar, mail, contacts) on a daily basis and issues a selection of cards with useful information every morning. It can be anything from the results of a football match of your favourite team to a reminder to visit a doctor.