OpenAI's Sora is cool for letting your imagination run wild, but how does it perform when recreating existing videos? I put ...

Every December, groups of birders set out to identify and count birds in specified areas as part of a citizen science project ...

Birds have remarkable ways of finding feeders that combine keen senses with social learning and memory. That first chickadee discovering your brand-new feeder isn't just random luck—it's the result of ...

OpenAI has ambitious plans to connect their AI-powered video production tool, Sora, with the popular ChatGPT platform. Currently, Sora is available via a specialized web app, which was released in ...

Having launched in the US last December, and going live for a bunch of European countries earlier this week, OpenAI's video generation tool Sora is expanding quickly – and the plan is to ...

Sora being rolled out to the UK comes as creatives in the country are fighting against government plans to embrace generative AI by weakening copyright protections. A weekly newsletter by David ...

Alibaba Group Holding will open source four Sora-style video-generation models, in the latest effort by the Chinese tech giant to promote its artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to developers.

CHILLICOTHE ― Bird flu may have been found in waterfowl at Yoctangee Park. According to Andy Chow, communications chief at the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, the Division of Wildlife ...

Get ready for your daily dose of cuteness overload in the form of a gorgeous, rare dog from Japan who looks like a tie-dyed teddy bear or some other sort of absolutely adorable stuffed animal. Her ...

The best bird feeder cameras means that observing our feathered friends no longer feels like a giant game of hide and seek. These specialized cameras combine weatherproof construction, motion-sensing ...

That could mean chirping birds at the sunrise scene ... including OpenAI's Sora. You may like This AI video generator can make a banana typing look realistic – and might challenge Sora What ...

Since late 2024, the avian influenza virus H5N1 has been spreading rapidly through wild bird populations, possibly spurred by fall migration. Waterfowl and seabirds have been hit hard, though ...