Viral AI Video Shows Sam Altman 'Stealing' From Hayao Miyazaki: How Sora 2 Is Transforming Digital Creativity

The viral video depicts Sam Altman snatching a paper and fleeing, with Miyazaki in hot pursuit.

Enter a realm where creativity has no limits; where imagination materializes with mere clicks. This is Sora 2, OpenAI's self-proclaimed "most powerful imagination engine ever built."

A satirical video showing Sam Altman apparently stealing artwork from Hayao Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli headquarters has gone viral online. The clip effectively showcases how Sora 2 transforms creative concepts into digital reality.

In this humorous footage, Altman is seen grabbing a sheet of paper before running away, with Miyazaki chasing him throughout the studio. The video was posted on X with the caption: "Sam Altman stealing art from Miyazaki in the Studio Ghibli HQ. Sora 2 is wilddddddd."

The video rapidly gained popularity and generated numerous reactions. Many users teased Altman, with several commenting about the potential for additional comedic content.

One user remarked, "Love all the Altman theft vids from Sora 2. Maybe Sora 2 can show him talking about how he planned to ditch the open source part of OpenAI and make it a for profit company. Because that would be...funny."

Another commented, "He's gotta make real Open AI content now, we need to see this side come to life."

"It has seriously opened the floodgates. it's a beautiful thing," read an additional comment.

"He is now probably the most valuable IP, given that majority of people are now making videos around him only," posted another user.

According to Gizmodo, the Sora app has been released for iOS devices in the US and Canada, with international expansion planned soon. Currently invite-only, the app enables users to generate, share, and discover AI-created videos.

This powerful tool allows users to create remarkably realistic videos with synchronized audio. In its blog post, OpenAI stated, "Our latest video generation model is more physically accurate, realistic, and more controllable than prior systems. It also features synchronised dialogue and sound effects."

OpenAI has launched the Sora app, which facilitates the creation, sharing, and discovery of AI-generated content. Despite its invitation-only status, users have already begun sharing their AI-generated creations across social media platforms.