I cannot explain it for me I keep on running,

from the depths of hell Baby don't worry,

for all the bad things I've learned When they come for me We both let her run What do my dreams come at night?

Let her let me go tomorrow Run to dreams,

save me, from the depths When I'm haunted, haunted shadows on the wall And the voice that calls Why do my dreams come and I?

Took me places Ooh and all my times been living inside I think I'm bleeding I'm bleeding What do my dreams come tonight?

What do my dreams My dreams come true tonight What do my dreams come true tonight Will love me come tomorrow You

We’re continuing to slowly expand Sora testing to more creatives (digital VFX pioneers, architects, choreographers, engineering artists, and creative entrepreneurs) to help us understand the model's capabilities and limitations, shaping the next phase of research to create increasingly safe AI systems over time. While access is still extremely limited while safety testing is underway, we wanted to celebrate these artists’ work with their reflections on how they use Sora in their process. (The underlying visuals were generated solely with Sora without any VFX, but artists added sound and edited using traditional filmmaking software.)

Chris Kittrell, known by his stage name @babyalpaca is a Los Angeles/Colorado based musician who crafts AI-generated visual art and immersive environments for his music. With his music video for "Shadows," Kittrell uses Sora to create a surreal journey through a brutalist-style castle, exploring different realms of a dream world featuring 113 AI-prompted clips and 20 filmed overlays. “Sora allowed me to create locations and character actions to tell my narrative in ways that would have been impossible with a crew of one and a limited budget.”

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