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TL;DR OpenAI introduced its Sora app for video generation last year.
Recent rumors have suggested the company may integrate Sora into ChatGPT itself.
New text strings in ChatGPT for Android appear to reference Sora integration.
Last year, OpenAI had smartphone users everywhere generating the weirdest, funniest videos they could think of with the release of its standalone Sora app. The Sora 2 model was capable of producing some really impressive output, and even as it attracted a good amount of criticism over ripping off source material, it still proved very popular. More recently, The Information reported that OpenAI plans to take Sora and start integrating its whole video-creation routine into ChatGPT itself. Ahead of that happening, we’re starting to spot some evidence in support of this move.
The idea of bundling Sora into the ChatGPT app makes enough sense — just think of Google, and how many places we’ve seen Nano Banana pop up since its inception. While that rumor was easy enough to believe on face value, with ChatGPT’s latest beta release we’re now able to point out specific progress in this direction.
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We’re looking at ChatGPT version 1.2026.076 for Android. Within this build, we’ve spotted a handful of new text strings that all appear to relate to Sora integration:
Code Copy Text Video in ChatGPT is here Transform text and image into video with dialogue, soundtrack, and style. Try it with a photo Create video Explore, create, and share videos
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