Veo3より凄い!sora2 招待コード 置き場 コメントリレー

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VEO3より優れている動画生成AI「Sora2」

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Oittaってサイトだと、コメント読み込むのに非常に時間かかって苦戦するので立てました!

管理人

前任者に感謝してコードを使用し、前任者の意思を継いで、コメントに貴方の招待コードを書き込んで下さい!

管理人

最新コメントが最上部に来るようにしています
返信のコメントは上に上がってこないので穴場ですね

すぐ枯渇するので最下部に修正しました

管理人

うちのサイトは最強に軽いです!

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Sora2について簡易解説

Sora 2 概要(更新)

Open AIのSora 2 は映像と音声を同時に高精度で生成する次世代の映像生成AIです。物理法則に基づく世界シミュレータを取り入れ、物体の自然な動きや相互作用を再現します。完全招待制で提供されており、1アカウントにつき最大4人までしか招待できません。

主な特徴

  • 映像+音声の同時生成:口の動きや環境音、効果音を映像と同期して生成します。
  • 物理的に妥当な挙動:浮力や衝撃などを自然に表現します。
  • Cameos 機能:本人同意のもとで顔や声を登場させる仕組みを備えます。
  • 多様なスタイル対応:シネマ、アニメ、フォトリアルなど幅広い画風に対応します。
  • 利用モデルと課金:基本は無料だが高品質生成や商用利用は有料プランやAPI提供が想定されます。

活用例

  • SNS向け短尺動画の量産とリミックス。
  • 教育用の実演映像やプロモーション動画の制作。
  • マーケティングでのパーソナライズ映像・デモ制作。

実際に作ったsora2動画や初心者向けの詳細は下記ページで確認して下さい

トクハック
【速報】OpenAIの次世代AI動画生成モデル「Sora 2」とは?使い方、著作権、招待制を徹底解説 招待コード置... OpenAIは、革新的なテキスト-ビデオ生成AIモデル「Sora(ソラ)」をさらに進化させた「Sora 2」を発表しました。この技術は、まるで魔法のようにテキストからリアルで想像...

SORA2 招待コード適応~リレーまで

STEP
招待コードを探す

ここのコメント欄の最新のやつを感謝しながら使って下さい
新しいのが上に来るように配慮しました!(落ち着いたら戻す予定)

STEP
招待コードをコピペする

前任者に感謝して使って下さい!1つの招待コードで4人までしかダメなので、
無理なら糞重たいサイトで獲得して下さい

STEP
できた場合、貴方の招待コードをコピーする

「人間マーク」→「・・・」→「Invite friends」より貴方の招待コードを発行できます!

STEP
ここのコメント欄の下部にて貴方の招待コードをコメントする

前任者の意思を継ぎ、ここのコメントに貴方の招待コードを残して下さい!
後任者の新規さんがすんなり使えます!
メアドや名前は未記入でもコメントできます!

リレーを絶やさないようにお願いします!!
前任者の善意を絶やさないようにお願い致します!
ここのリレー止めると地獄のように重たいサイトしか無いので皆が困ります!

ここからコメントを残す

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当サイトのsora2 招待コードがダメだった場合は、
以下の重たいサイトのコメント欄の最下部で取れます

Qiita
【招待コードあり】Veo3超え?!Sora2使ってみた!無料で使える!次世代AI動画生成の未来 - Qiita 追記 招待コードは、次に繋がるコメントができる方のみご使用ください。 コメントをしない方は使用しないでください。 有志の気持ちを無駄にしないよう、ご協力をお願いし...
Qiita
Sora 2の使い方【招待コードはコメントに記載】invite code - Qiita https://qiita.com/7mpy/items/9bf1d9bf90e583f8611d でも招待コード配布中 コメントが表示されない場合は、こちらで招待コード入手できます🙇 If you don't see comments,...

重たいですが、耐えて下さいませ・・・

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ウチが軽すぎるだけ

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皆様の良心で成り立っています!
リレーを絶やさぬようにお願い致します!

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  • また枯渇してるの…???

    【アドバイス】
    ①時間経ってるやつも狙い目です
    特に返信欄は上がってこないので狙い目

    ②それでも駄目でしたら
    記事内の類似サイト(激重)で取れると思います!

  • J3FVFV

    この街を残したかったあなた達の思いは引き継ぎます作業、始めるわよ

    • まだ2人分残ってます。
      そして、私のコードを使った人、リレー引き継いでください。

    • もう残っていません

      私のコードで登録した人、リレー引き継いでください。

  • ありがとうございました!
    sora2とっても楽しいです!

    EWHA3E

  • 一つ前の方ありがとうございました。
    EDEMYS
    ぜひ次に繋げてください

  • ありがとうございました
    招待コード貼っておきますね
    ZGTNTP

    私は何件かさかのぼったコメントのコードが使えました

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    リレー再開!
    使った人はちゃんとリレーよろしくね

    • 入らせていただきました!
      ありがとうございます!
      リレーさせていただきます!

      EPNDNV

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