Sora provides better control over videos featuring your AI self

The article discusses the new controls introduced by Sora, an AI-powered app that allows users to create deepfake videos featuring their AI doubles. The update aims to give users more control over how their AI selves are used in the app, allowing them to restrict the appearance of their virtual doubles in certain contexts, such as politics or content involving specific items. The article also highlights the broader concerns around the rise of AI-generated content and the potential for misinformation. While the new controls are welcomed, the article suggests that there are still challenges in fully addressing these issues, as users have already found ways to circumvent some of Sora's existing safety features. The article also mentions the case of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, whose AI double has been featured in various mocking videos, illustrating the potential for misuse of the technology. The article emphasizes that Sora will continue to work on improving the robustness of its restrictions and provide users with more control over their virtual doubles in the future.