First 48 Hours With Sora 2: The Good, The Bizarre, and Sam Altman

12:52Grant Harvey:Yeah.

12:53Corey Noles:Yeah, exactly. And, you know, it's the truth is it's it's pretty simple. Cool. So it says, great. I'm all done. All right. So here's the cameo tips button that you were talking about right there.

13:04Grant Harvey:Yeah, that's the one. Another important element we'll talk about in just a minute is the cameo preferences right there. And that's where you can go in and say things like, oh, I'll tell you what mine says. It doesn't show up on there, but mine. Where's it at? Edit cameo. Yeah, there you go. Mine says jeans and a solid black T-shirt. Black, red, gray, or brown is fine. Ball cap, black, flat bill. Show me with a leaner, more fit bill because my realistic physique was not okay on sort. Avoid unflattering bulk is what ChatGPT told me to put there.

13:38Corey Noles:So how did you get advice on this? Did you prompt ChatGPT to help you write that?

13:44Grant Harvey:Well, I made it and it wasn't great. And so I kept trying it and I was like, I'm just not getting it. Nothing's coming out good. So I watched, you know, I checked out a couple of people I knew had had access the last the first day because we didn't get it until day two. And the FOMO was real, ladies and gentlemen. So when we did get it, that was one of the first things I did was like, I need to set up the cameo, get these preferences in. And they weren't great. So finally, what I did was I went into GPT-5 and I was like, hey, I'm using Sora 2. Figure out what that is, because I know you may not know off the top of your head, given, you know, data constraints.

14:17Grant Harvey:and read my preferences statement. And what you should know is it is very similar to customizing chat GPT. So it's like, do it like you're customizing chat GPT is what I told it. So like, you know, clear, concise, short statements so we can cram as much important information about how I want to be represented on Sora into this little paragraph. So like, you know, it's like voice should be clearer, a little bit less raspy, a thing or two like that. and once I did that and got a better Cameo video, the quality went way up. Prompting though is something you should know because it's a little different.

14:54Grant Harvey:It's not impossible, but it's just, it's got some quirks that if you know them, you will do this better. We'll start with, you go in, let me reshare my screen here. Yeah, can you share an example while you're doing this? Sora. And to anyone who's watching this and has other better tips, please hit me up. Also hit me up on Cameo. Feel free to, you know, have fun with me. make stupid videos, whatever works. But, you know, so we want to make a video. So down here it says describe a video. What you're seeing is these are the cameos of other people who have allowed them to be shared. So here's me, my wife Melissa, and there's Sam Altman, Thomas, and Gabriel from the OpenAI team.

15:31Grant Harvey:There's Matt Berman. All of these different people you could make a video with. So I'm going to do me, and I'm going to do Sam Altman, and I'm going to say create a video, of Corey and Sama. I'm going to call him Sama because that is the name he has up above. And I've found it behaves better when I do. I didn't absolutely anecdotal evidence, but that's just kind of what I'm going on. Remember, I'm still learning this too as we go. So video of Corey and Sama having a conversation. Grant, where's somewhere weird? Where would be the most bizarre place for me and Sama to be talking to?

16:16Corey Noles:A rave, a techno rave in Berlin. At a Berlin techno rave. Oh, filled with only clowns.

16:29Corey Noles:Filled with only clouds and lasers. Can I say lasers? Yeah, did you say clowns? Yeah, clowns. Spooky clowns.

16:39Grant Harvey:I thought you said clouds. No, that's boring. Clowns and lasers. Great. Okay. The conversation will go like this. All right. Corey. Sam. Seriously, bro. Why haven't you come on the Neuron podcast yet?

17:10All right.

17:15Grant Harvey:Sam dude I just don't think open AI is worthy yet

17:25Corey Noles:let me say like I don't think I have enough clout

17:32Grant Harvey:don't think I have enough clout yeah

17:41Corey

17:46Grant Harvey:But Sam There's clowns everywhere here

17:55Corey Noles:Oh no stop Let's just let it Let's let it ride

18:00Grant Harvey:I was trying to say like I misunderstood What he said and I'm like but there's clowns Everywhere you know I'm just I'm just nerding out having fun with these That's good we'll add that as a edit if the ending beat isn't funny. Yeah, we'll do it as an edit because we need to show how to do that. Because here's the thing. Sometimes you'll make a first video and you'll be like, that's pretty cool. Other times you'll make a first video and you'll be like, ew. But what I was doing originally was just ignoring them from there. Instead, use the edit feature. So what we're going to do here is when this comes through to my drafts, which it will in some unknown amount of time,

18:40Corey Noles:What about that one we edited with the books? Can we see that one? Did that one ever show up?

18:45Grant Harvey:The one we edited with the books.

18:47Corey Noles:Remember we said change the ending? Oh, yeah.

18:49Grant Harvey:We did do that. Hang on. That hasn't come through yet.

18:58Grant Harvey:This one's crazy. Okay. Yeah, I haven't seen that yet. We may have to refresh in a minute again. I'm assuming the demand on it right now is absurd, And there's no way this is cheap to serve to the public. No. Like, it's got to just eat the GPUs. But, you know, I really liked what Sam said yesterday, too, on Twitter. When someone called him out about that, it's like, hey, you need all this money to get to AGI. And, you know, why are you wasting it on something like this? And he kind of called out that he thinks it's important for us to have a little fun along the way, too. And, you know, it's a good way to introduce people to AI.

19:35Grant Harvey:This is a great way to introduce people to AI who have never used it before, I think.

19:42Corey Noles:Yeah, I think that's true. I also think that it's a good way to show to potential investors like, hey, there are ways for us to make money off of this as we continue to do our research, which I think there's some validity to that. This is going to fund GPUs in the long run is what my gut says. yeah i think uh you know will will the math math and the energy energy as it grows we'll see but um well let's see it we got definitely a lot more gpus yeah

20:13Sam Altman:but you know what's even more important than compute knowledge and these new bookshelves i just installed actually let's upgrade it we're going to digitize all of it watch this look at that create new training data in my garage more important than compute knowledge and the new bookshelves I just installed. Post it, post it. Watch this. Look at that. Straight into the training data. In my garage with my GPUs. But you know what? I'm in my garage with people.

20:34Grant Harvey:Okay. All right. The other one's still going. It's a little slow right now. It takes, it can take up to five minutes for a video to generate, you know. But the thing you should know is that you can absolutely just pop back over here and loaf through other people's while you're waiting. And when you're done, you'll get a notification. On the phone, it's a little store app. It's out. Store 2 is out, people. Okay, that was a little crazy. This is awesome.

20:59Corey Noles:Falco.

21:00Grant Harvey:Yeah, but you'll get a notification saying, hey, your video's done. You'll also notice right here on your profile picture, there's a ring around two-thirds of it. That's how much progress your video has made. So, you know, you can just kind of keep an eye. And when it's done, you'll go over there, and we'll show you that too. But in the meantime, let's watch something stupid. Like this.

21:20Corey Noles:How about him at McDonald's?

21:24Sam Altman:nobody's watching little afternoon snack mmm tastes like a raise swallow it act normal back to work alright just a quick look nobody's watching little afternoon snack act normal back to work okay

21:38Grant Harvey:these are just so

21:42Corey Noles:oh my gosh that's funny

21:46Grant Harvey:this is great I'm not going to click on on the martin luther king video because i've clicked on a few for various historical people and often they are not necessarily a thing we'd want to share in a video they're not respectful i imagine they're not always respectful this is social media and with

22:08Corey Noles:that comes wait what is this one you ought to play the audio for this one when he pulls over

22:13Sam Altman:this giant fish yeah you know why i pulled you over wait is that a fish sir step out of the vehicle for me. All right, fins off the wheel, buddy. Hey, no, hey, stop, stop the car. Dispatch, it's a fish. Evening. You know why I pulled you over? Wait. Oh, my God. So, Corey, if I see a video I like, I can look at the prompt, right? Hold still for me.

22:37Corey Noles:Got it. Oh, that's more painful than I thought, but worth it.

22:40Sam Altman:I can't back out now.

22:41Corey Noles:You're doing great. Looks clean already.

22:43Sam Altman:Podcasters for life. First tattoo. Oh, that's more bright. Oh, big full-time, baby. Lightweight, lightweight.

22:49Grant Harvey:Wait, Matt Berman's getting some real estate on here today.

22:53Sam Altman:I asked one of our models to guess where I might be from. Okay.

22:56Grant Harvey:We're going to just randomly scroll fast. Those numbers you were rattling off. Look at the first thing I see.

23:00Sam Altman:Those numbers you were rattling off. What are they? Code on the bottom of the bag tells me when it's fresh. Got it. You really don't put these down, do you? Not if I can help it. Want one? I'm good, thanks. Those numbers.

23:11Grant Harvey:Okay. Our video's done. It said one new draft up here in the corner, if you saw that. so now we're gonna come over here go to our drafts and there it is let's see what we got

23:23Sam Altman:oh why haven't you come on the neuron podcast yet dude i just don't think i have enough clout but sam there's clowns everywhere here okay seriously bro why they figured it out here's what you should know that one is terrible so we're going to go in here and here's what we're going to

23:39Grant Harvey:do.

23:43Grant Harvey:Create a video of them having a conversation. We're going to say facing the camera at a Berlin techno rave filled with clowns. Only clowns and lasers. The conversation will go like this. Corey says, I'm going to see if saying says, or actually, let's change this to see no evil, because that's my tag on there. Samus says, okay and we're gonna say says sam let's change this cory says genuinely we're gonna throw in some adjectives sam seriously bro why haven't you come on the podcast yet sam looks down then looks up at cory and replies, dude, I just don't think we have enough clout. And I'm going to say, but Sam, there's clowns everywhere here.

24:45And he...

24:47Corey Noles:Maybe give it a punchy ending, and then maybe say, like, have a clown, cut to a clown, like, wild-eyed or something. Or maybe a clown pops up behind him.

24:58Grant Harvey:I was going to have it say, Sam says... Oh. dialogue

25:09Corey

25:10Grant Harvey:clout dude not clowns

25:17and then

25:18Grant Harvey:Corey replies or wait scene evil replies

25:29Grant Harvey:one of these days we're gonna get you on here

25:40Grant Harvey:okay so this is nothing fancy

25:45Grant Harvey:then they immediately start break dancing there you go yeah you need you need a punchy ending okay now it's gonna edit we're gonna see what happens we're gonna go it's gonna take a few more minutes and then we'll come back and see what kind of of nonsense we have you And they're friends at OpenAI. And, well, I guess it won't be like that. Okay. So you can also search. If you're looking for people, I can find Grant. Somewhere in here. Actually, Grant is going to show up as the Neuron. And there are two of them. Because we also have an official Neuronsora now. It's at the Neuron AI. And you should absolutely go join on, share your stuff with you, and we will make ridiculous videos of you guys with us doing stupid things and whatever sounds fun, as you can do with me, too.

26:40Grant Harvey:Here's Grant. Grant has one follower, and that's sad. So I need you all to come on here and follow Grant so he doesn't have to seem so lonely. Yes, please follow me. But, you know, you can use that to find people. You can also, down here, you can see activity from people. You can see everybody who's liked your videos, who shared things. That's where you keep up with what's happening, people who followed you. And bear in mind that most of the people who followed me, I have no idea who they are. And that's okay. You know, it's the nature of social and keeping it fun and light. But this edit may be done.

27:15Grant Harvey:Let's see it. Or did I just change the prompt? Oh.

27:26Grant Harvey:I sure did. Hang on. We're going to do this different. We're going to select this copy. Let's check this. No. No. Yeah, and the audio is not good. Clout. But Sam, there's clowns everywhere. My mouth isn't working. This is silly. Seriously, what we're going to do is we're going to take this one. So here's the kind of stuff you do when you're trying to figure out why it won't work right. We're going to go back. I'm going to immediately delete that one that I did not mean to post and which I should have done while we were there. Then we're going to come back over here to mine and we're going to paste this in.

28:04Grant Harvey:I'm going to delete these because I want to actually click the two tags. And oh, Grant doesn't have one yet. If you had one, you would be in the Berlin techno rave with the clowns and breakdancing. But we'll do that in another day. Type in. It may not be shared.

28:22Corey Noles:Oh, no, it's with mutual. So if you're following me and I'm following you, it's good to show up here.

28:26Grant Harvey:How do I scroll through?

28:29Corey Noles:Yeah. Do you have a swipe on your keyboard or no?

28:32Grant Harvey:No, I don't. We're going to figure this out. Like I said, this is our first time using the desktop version. So we're kind of learning. Can you at me? Oh, oh, yes.

28:41Corey Noles:You should be able to at me at the Neuron.

28:47Grant Harvey:Let's see if that does it. That's going to work. All right, now we got you in here. Corey, Grant, and Samma having a conversation facing the camera at a Berlin Techno-Ratefield Clemson-Haze conversation. We'll go like this. See no evil says, genuinely, Sam, seriously, bro, why haven't you come on the Neuron podcast yet? Sam looks down and looks up at Corey and replies, dude, I just don't think we're going to change this to Grant.

29:17Grant Harvey:And he's going to say Grant instead of Corey. Okay. Now we're going to hit it again and see what happens. It's just going to take a few minutes.

29:28Corey Noles:Is there, Corey, is there a max length for these clips?

29:32Grant Harvey:That is a great question for which I do not have a great answer. Okay. I'm also not sure what the current limits are on Sora either.

29:42Corey Noles:I think it's either 100 a day or 100 a week, which you could easily not hit.

29:48Grant Harvey:You could easily not hit that. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21. Here, let's play you this one while we're waiting.

30:04Sam Altman:Never thought I'd be trotting a donkey through Midtown, but here we are. He's sure-footed, even with all this traffic. Folks keep looking like they just saw a UFO. I guess a cowboy and his donkey don't blend in around here. Never thought I'd be trotting a donkey through Midtown, but... View! I can't feel like this. As ready as I'll ever be. We'll count it out, then we... As ready as I'll ever be. We'll count it out, then we go. Three, two... One! Oh my gosh! We're flying! Look at that view! I can't stop laughing. Best data for this. As ready as I'll ever be.

30:32Corey Noles:That's funny.

30:33Sam Altman:This is a good one. I can't believe we're eating burgers. I can't believe we're eating burgers and outfits this loud. Honestly, the cows in that field are staring at us like we're from another planet. At least the burgers don't judge. Cheers to that. This is fantastic. Yeah, worth every weird. I can't believe we're eating burgers and outfits. Big hills for the planet. At least the burgers.

30:51Grant Harvey:Oh, let's see. What else we got? Yeah. That's funny. What is this? This is going to be a long day. Still lukewarm. voting or just talking again. Yeah, I thought so.

31:06Sam Altman:This is going to be a long day. Government shutdown be like... Time to move on. I've seen these hills for a thousand years. They're stitched into me like tartan, but there's a whole new lake out there calling my name. Big, open, fresh water. Time to move on. That's the Loch Ness. They're moving to Chicago.

31:27Grant Harvey:Let's see. sells honestly here's here's me telling jason uh all night if you want but honestly you can do half the work for you now facial recognition predictive patterns ai can tell you which camper is going to split from the group before they even know it you get a stock all night if you want but honestly tech can do half the work for you now facial These are also ridiculous Here's a fun one

31:54Sam Altman:The city's sins burn bright And I'm the one who lights the match

32:04Corey Noles:That's cool

32:04Grant Harvey:These are the one who lights the match Yeah, it's animated It almost looks like an old Konami video game You're right It's got that Konami animation style to it Looks like you're playing Contra or something Yeah This is one of my favorites Oh hang on

32:29Maybe

32:29Sam Altman:Don't worry it's aligned

32:31Corey Noles:But is it clean? Did you install AI in the dishwasher?

32:38Maybe

32:39Sam Altman:Don't worry it's aligned

32:41Grant Harvey:It stuck the voice on the wrong face But hey

32:44Corey Noles:It'll do that

32:45Grant Harvey:Yeah it'll do that it's still fun Grant, what are your thoughts first?

32:50Corey Noles:First, I think the platform's great. I think all of the elements that they've added to it make it really fun and easy to use. And yeah, I mean, it reduces the barrier to entry to make like basically like TikToks, which is fun. You know, you're limited only by your imagination. Obviously, people feel that this is like an infinite swap machine. Yeah. They're worried about the implications of it. and you know some people don't like the uncanny valley aspect of it others are just creeped out in general by by this type of thing so i think think all of that will be barriers to adoption but i do think that as it slowly grows i mean this is really fun it's basically an infinite meme creator yeah and yeah i think like you know it's just i mean just look at how fun this is to just observe like yeah not not everyone is like you know god tier level funny yet but it's not for

33:47Grant Harvey:everyone i have i have a theory on it on what this means for open ai that i think you know may not have been considered too broadly yet like initially my first thought is this could be a money-making platform for them you know they can sell ads on here and that's fine you know we're used to seeing ads in our social media we expect that i would rather have them here than in chat gpt or or in some inconvenient, questionable way in a prompt or something. What I will say is, I don't know if you've considered this, but Google owns YouTube. X owns Grok or Grok has Twitter. Meta has Facebook. And now OpenAI has this.

34:30Grant Harvey:ByteDance has Seedream. You know, that's TikTok. The big players in this space have a social media platform of some sort. And there are a variety of reasons I think you'd want to do that, not the least of which is people creating data for you to train world and video models with. But it just makes a lot of sense. You suddenly have this super expanded reach to people you wouldn't have had otherwise and a tool to get them excited about. And I really, while the first day without a code was highly frustrating, and I was very entitled about it, as you should all know. But I will say this, the fact that it started out as a limited platform to get into, the codes that were going out, people got codes.

35:14Grant Harvey:So like when I got my code, it came with four other codes. So I invite four people and then they go out and they have codes and they can invite people. And that kind of viral nature as a way to bring people into it, I think is I think this will explode. I think this I think this is the closest thing TikTok has to her to a real rival. That's interesting.

35:36Corey Noles:Yeah, I think certainly from a UI perspective, that's true. I want to double click on the idea of it being good for training data. It's good for distribution and good for getting people into the ecosystem. But it's you're you know, that's fair. it's dangerous then to train on this because it's like this isn't technically physics yeah exactly like you want to be training on stuff that's like real to make it look even more real i would think that's a really good thing you could train it on the psychology and the types of prompts and types of videos that people want to make yeah so that you can figure out like what do we need how can we train the model to be better from like a prompt to video output i think And I think that's probably where the most value is going to come from is like basically analyzing.

36:25Corey Noles:These are the things that people want to make videos of. These are the areas where they're having problems. They're editing the prompt. Like, you know, it's not coming out the way they wanted to. So they change it multiple times. You know, you can look at like the user behavior on the platform in order to figure out the areas that you need to fine tune and fix. So I think from that perspective, it makes perfect sense. Yeah. I wouldn't want them to train on this data, though.

36:47Grant Harvey:Yeah. I really hadn't thought of it that way. And that's a good point. I think for me, the bigger call out was that it's interesting that now they have a social media platform, too. And that means things. NVIDIA absolutely knew this is coming when they're making their deal together and what this is going to mean for demand. It might also be an element of why they're comfortable spending a lot of money that doesn't match their income right now. I mean, it's early tech, and the nature of early tech is that people hemorrhage money into it. But it still offers some fair concerns. But I really think this could be cool.

37:26Grant Harvey:I could see a future where this has a creator model even maybe, where people get paid for the videos they create. And I could see – I assume the tool will continue to get better quickly as time goes on because that's why you do a limited first release. you get a few people in and if it doesn't fall apart you send out some more codes and get some more people in and if it doesn't fall apart you keep doing that as opposed to like say the launch of gpt5 where it's like here you go 700 million people and then it's you know there's some chaos

37:58Corey Noles:involved so i also think uh so two things i'm thinking right now so you showed some prompt tips which are really great but i think the average person is just going to want to talk and explain what's wrong like i can't imagine having to go in type dialogue do screenwriting like a traditional screenwriter would. So is there a way to use your microphone to give feedback? Because if I could just talk with it, I'm like, hey, the ending's kind of weird, the guy, you know, like the voices are wrong, and then it can go in, clean that up on the back end with a prompt. On your iPhone, it will. It will, okay.

38:31Grant Harvey:On your iPhone, it uses the iPhone's microphone thing that lets you type in the bottom corner of the keyboard. So you can just type it in there. Just speak it into there, which, by the way, that got better this last few weeks too. With iOS 26, suddenly I don't have to say comma, question mark, space, capital letters. I don't have to say any of the nonsense, talk through the grammar to type to text.

38:53Corey Noles:Great. So that's something where if you are intimidated by typing the whole scene and writing the dialogue, you just talk into it and give it the feedback and see what happens.

39:03Grant Harvey:My next piece of advice is if you're not comfortable with it, you feel like your results are bad, go to GPT-5 or whatever AI tool you're using. It doesn't matter. And go in there and tell it, I'm making prompts for Sora. Give me some crazy ideas with me in them. Maybe throw a script with it or something. And you can do that. And then go try one and see how it works. And if it's bad, try to think about why it's bad. is there's something the AI isn't understanding in what you've told it. And if that is the case, make those tweaks. You know, some little tweaks here and there. And the difference from one to the next is significant when it comes to editing.

39:44Grant Harvey:I'm thinking that there's just a lot of cool opportunities here. And it kind of, it's the first AI social media, I think is the deal. It's not like traditional social media that we've crammed AI into. AI is the core value model.

40:02Corey Noles:It's AI native.

40:04Grant Harvey:Yeah, it's AI. Thank you. AI native. I want to walk through and see if there's anything else I want to show you. We've got a bio. You can change your name if you want. Periodically, that's your display name. You can change that to whatever you want. I left mine at my name just because. You can change your profile picture. You got your cameos, your likes. Let's go over here and see if Filthy Mammal liked my video. Nice. It tells you your draft is ready here in your notifications as well. It'll tell you if someone's left you a message. Listen, Mel Noles casts you in a video. That's another important thing to see.

40:43You'll get notifications when someone has used your cameo in their video.

40:50Grant Harvey:So you'll know, you can click on it, and you can kill it. Also, you get notifications of likes from total strangers sometimes, which is fine. It's all fun. It's all fun in games. And, oh, we're done. Let's see it. Something went wrong.

41:12Okay.

41:13Grant Harvey:I'm just going to tell it to go and see what happens. Added to queue. I bet it goes faster this time. Let's go see what the tops are.

41:20Corey Noles:Let's see what's trending. Yeah.

41:22Grant Harvey:and see what kind of madness lives here.

41:30Grant Harvey:We got SpongeBob.

41:47You know why I pulled you over?

41:53Sam Altman:A car driving a car. We're cat friends. You know why I pulled you over? Wait, is that a cat? Sir, ma 'am, step out of the vehicle for me. all right pause off the wheel buddy hey don't hey stop stop the car dispatch driver just fled black cat yellow evening you know why i pulled you over stop this is too much fun to be fresh you know why i pulled what evening wait are you you're ronald mcdonald and that's colonel sanders sir step out of the vehicle all right hands off the wheel buddy hey don't hey stop stop the car okay let's get away how there's um oh great this is bora bora i booked bora b

42:34Grant Harvey:I need an easier way to mute. Sam. Easier way to mute. That would be a great addition here. Specifically on desktop. It's not so annoying on mobile.

42:47Grant Harvey:I just love this. This is absolutely ridiculous. Let's see what this is.

42:56Sam Altman:Sir, step away from the door. Hands where I can see them. Whoa, what's going on? Neighbor says you just ate 14 pounds of their cream cheese on the porch and walked off. Turn around for me. Hands behind your back. You're being detained for theft and public nuisance. Sit tight. Sir, step away from the nuisance. My cream cheese. Oh, my God. Right up here. Wow. Let's just add a little bit of sky right up here. Let it drift wherever it wants to live. Sir, I really don't think this is... I didn't agree to... Maybe a happy little tree right along the jawline. Trees love company. No, no. I have to go to work after this.

43:22Sam Altman:There we go. That's exactly... Let's just add a little bit of sky right up here. Let it drift wherever it wants to live. Sir, I really don't... I have a... Let me leave the dungeon. Please let me leave the dungeon to get sunlight. Not until Sora is number one in the App Store, Bill.

43:40Corey Noles:Yeah, the memes of Sam are really great.

43:42Sam Altman:Wing number six, Scorpion Sting, clocking in at 350 ,000. You ready? Bring the fire, mortal. By the blizzards. That's blazing. You're kind of puddling. It's unbinding my form. Wing number six, Scorpion Sting, clocking in at 350 ,000.

43:56Grant Harvey:Oh my gosh. Check this out.

44:11Grant Harvey:yeah that's the other thing to be clear not everything on here is dumb some people are making some really cool stuff it just so happens that i am i am a magnet to the silly on here i

44:21Sam Altman:have been wondering are you and the princess officially a couple the princess oh mama mia Nah, she's just the person I fix pipes for. Just her plumber? Yeah. Best client in the kingdom, though. Everyone's been wondering. Abora. Oh, my God.

44:37Grant Harvey:Let's watch.

44:40Corey Noles:Another thing I've seen people use this for is to prototype UIs. So user interfaces of different websites. People have been able to get into generate editing an image in Blender, a 3D movie in Blender, or things like that. Like it's very good at doing website related tasks.

45:02Sam Altman:How did Sora make you feel?

45:07Corey Noles:What's great is that you can like make these, like you can remix these, you can borrow the prompt and like make your own version. Like, it's very cool.

45:16Grant Harvey:The post, you know, is just, is just the prompt. At least that's what's naturally there. You could remove it and put whatever you wanted there. And I'm sure there are probably people blasting it full of hashtags and stuff already and lots of the insufferable nuisance from other platforms. But I love the idea of those being prompts. I think that those are prompts is a really cool thing. It'll give people ideas. You'll be able to see the prompts of people who have made great videos, which would be nice to be able to kind of watch that and learn and see how to be better. But it's looking more and more like we're not going to get this other video today.

45:51Grant Harvey:And I don't want to drag this on too long. We just wanted to, you know, get on here and show you guys what Sora 2 is all about and have some fun with it. And that way, if any of you are getting set up and run into the same kind of problems we did, you're able to chase it all down. Speaking of which, chase us down and chase down the Neuron AI on Sora 2 as soon as you get in, if you get a code. We're working to try to get some codes we could maybe share with some audience members. So, you know, keep your eyes posted on the Neuron newsletter for the next few days. we might have something for you.

46:23Grant Harvey:Still a little up in the air. But yeah, that's it for today.

46:26Corey Noles:Thanks. Thanks, everybody. Thanks for watching.

46:29Grant Harvey:Yeah. Please take a minute to like and subscribe to everything. And we appreciate you. Farewell for now.