According to insiders, artificial intelligence company OpenAI plans to hold meetings with multiple film studios, talent agencies, and media executives in Los Angeles next week to explore potential partnerships. One of the main goals of this meeting is to familiarize more filmmakers with Sora, the text-to-video generator that OpenAI is about to launch.

Although the public release of Sora is still scheduled for later this year, several A-list directors and actors have already been granted early access, according to Bloomberg. This indicates that OpenAI is confident in the market potential of Sora and hopes to further promote its technology through collaboration with Hollywood elites.

The launch of Sora will undoubtedly bring revolutionary changes to film production. In the traditional filmmaking process, from scriptwriting to character design and scene construction, each step requires a significant amount of manpower and resources. However, with the introduction of Sora, the conversion from text to video will become unprecedentedly simple. By simply inputting text, Sora can automatically generate the corresponding video, greatly improving the efficiency of film production.

However, although Sora has broad technological prospects, its actual effectiveness in practical applications still needs to be tested by the market. In addition, how to protect original content while making reasonable use of this technology is also a challenge that OpenAI needs to face. Nevertheless, OpenAI's move undoubtedly brings new thinking and possibilities to the Hollywood film industry.