Tags: iOS app

Mixup, the new iOS‑only AI photo editor from the ex‑Google team behind Rooms, lets users generate images using "recipes"—fill‑in‑the‑blank prompts that combine photos, text, or sketches. Built on Google’s Nano Banana model and supplemented with OpenAI moderation tools, the app offers a social feed where creators share prompts and results. Users receive free credits at launch and can subscribe for additional usage. Mixup emphasizes control over generative output, a public feed for remixing, and a feature called "mixables" that lets friends create AI versions of each other’s likenesses. Read more

OpenAI has launched Sora, a new social platform that streams AI‑generated videos, and is currently offering access by invitation only. Users must download the iOS app, sign in with a ChatGPT account, and request a notification for when access opens. The initial rollout targets the United States and Canada, giving priority to paying Pro subscribers. Once granted, each user receives four additional invite codes to share. OpenAI says the service will expand quickly to more regions. Read more

OpenAI has introduced Sora, a new social network that streams only AI‑generated videos. The iOS app, identified by a navy‑and‑white cloud icon, requires an invite code to join. Users must log in with a ChatGPT account, request notification when access opens, and allow push notifications. OpenAI says the initial rollout targets the United States and Canada, with plans to expand quickly and prioritize paying Pro users. Once admitted, members receive four additional invite codes to share. A disclaimer notes that none of the content is authentic, and a separate lawsuit from Ziff Davis alleges copyright infringement in OpenAI’s AI training. Read more

OpenAI has launched Sora, a new social media app focused on AI‑generated videos. The iOS‑only service, which also runs at Sora.com, is being released initially in the United States and Canada and is limited to users who receive an invite code. Access is prioritized for paying ChatGPT Pro subscribers, who can share up to four additional codes with friends. All content on Sora is labeled as AI‑created, and the app requires users to log in with a ChatGPT account and enable push notifications to receive updates on availability. Read more

OpenAI has introduced Sora, a new social media platform built around AI‑generated video content. The iOS‑only app is currently in a limited rollout for users in the United States and Canada, with access granted through invite codes. Existing paying Pro users receive priority, and each new user receives four additional codes to share. The platform emphasizes that all videos are AI‑generated and includes a disclaimer to that effect. OpenAI plans to expand Sora to more regions soon, while noting a concurrent copyright lawsuit involving Ziff Davis. Read more

OpenAI has released Sora, an iOS app that lets users create short AI‑generated videos featuring their own digital likenesses. The platform offers a scrollable feed of bite‑size clips and includes built‑in safety guardrails to restrict sexual content, graphic violence, extremist propaganda, hate speech, and self‑harm. Users can control who may use their likeness and can see any details about generated videos that involve them. While the app showcases impressive realism, OpenAI acknowledges the potential for misuse and has implemented multiple safeguards. Read more

OpenAI has launched Sora 2, an AI video generation model paired with an invite‑only iOS app that lets users create short videos from text prompts. The new platform adds a "cameo" feature that enables users to insert their own face and voice into generated scenes, while offering synced audio, improved physics, and a TikTok‑style feed for remixing and sharing. Robust safeguards—including explicit opt‑in, identity verification, parental controls, and moderator review—aim to mitigate deepfake and disinformation risks. Sora 2 enters a crowded market alongside offerings from Google, Runway and Meta. Read more