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OpenAI’s Sora 2 is here and it looks breathtaking.
Hyper-realistic video generation, cinematic camera moves, fluid motion that blurs the line between render and reality.
But behind the glossy launch lies a bigger question is this true progress, or just the next dopamine-driven distraction?

Over the past year, chat-based AI apps like ChatGPT have struggled to sustain broad daily usage.
Meanwhile, Chinese AI players like DeepSeek are reshaping the economics of AI — training multimodal models for under $6 million, while U.S. counterparts spend billions.

So where does Sora 2 fit into all this?
While enterprise AI adoption stagnates with MIT’s 2025 report showing a 95% failure rate for knowledge-work pilots: https://fortune.com/2025/08/21/an-mit...
Because while AGI still feels distant, attention monetizes today.

After GPT-5 disappoints, this looks like another step toward it than solving real problems.
https://msukhareva.substack.com/p/the...
https://garymarcus.substack.com/p/gpt...

Sora 2 represents a stunning leap in creativity — but also a subtle shift:
From solving hard problems to optimizing watch time.
From human augmentation to content automation.
From curiosity to consumption.

So yes, Sora 2 looks incredible.
But maybe — just maybe — it’s proof that the smartest machines on Earth are learning to entertain us, not empower us.

What You’ll Learn in This Video
Why Sora 2’s launch matters technically & economically
How AI video fits into the “attention economy” pivot
Whether AI is evolving — or drifting toward entertainment
What does this mean for our careers?

#Sora2 #OpenAI #AIRevolution #AIVideo #DeepSeek #ChatGPT #AIFuture #ArtificialIntelligence #TechAnalysis #AIEthics #futureofai

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