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Microsoft Bing introduced Monday that it’s introducing the Bing Video Creator to its app, which makes use of OpenAI’s Sora mannequin to let customers generate movies from textual content prompts.
OpenAI, which has a long-standing partnership with Microsoft, has locked down entry to Sora‘s video technology for paying clients solely. Its integration in Microsoft Bing represents the primary time that it is going to be accessible without cost.
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At launch, Bing Video Creator will not be but accessible on desktop, and movies can take hours to generate, even when utilizing the “quick” mode, which is meant to take only a few minutes.
All customers, as long as they’re logged right into a Microsoft account, can use the Bing app to create 10 video clips without charge. Then customers must pay 100 Microsoft Rewards factors per video. These factors are awarded from looking with Bing or making purchases on the Microsoft Retailer — for instance, 5 factors are awarded for every PC search utilizing Bing, with a cap at 150 factors per day.
Customers can queue as much as three 5-second video generations at a time — as of now, there’s no option to change the size of the video. Up to now, movies can solely be generated in a vertical 9:16 facet ratio, maybe priming customers to share their AI creations on TikTok or Instagram. However quickly, horizontal 9:16 uploads might be accessible as properly.
