Jamie

This is like you don't need to know or do anything with coding.

It can edit videos for you, like literally anything.

I was a little bit surprised at first until we got into the numbers, but you know, because they had just struck a deal for, I think a billion dollars with Disney.

So they were going to be able to license some of the Disney characters on Sora.

So like, it seemed like they're really ramping it up and trying to really promote it.

But as of last week, I think the, they released that they were losing a million dollars per day on Sora because they

So they had so few users that were actually using it.

And so, yeah, so they had the peak users on Sora were around a million dollars or sorry, a million, which I don't know if that means per day or per week, whatever that is, but now it's down to around 500,000.

So really no one was using this, which is, I don't know, a little bit surprising.

That seems like a really, really low number to me, but you know,

From my perspective, because I was making some AI video content, but I would never use Sora because it was primarily vertical.

And the stuff I was doing was for like websites and things like that.

So I was using Google VO3.

So I don't know, Jaden, is this a surprising thing to you or what are your thoughts on the whole thing?

Yeah, I mean, I really think, I think the biggest thing with OpenAI is the way they positioned Sora as kind of like this fun social media type sharing video.

That was kind of the way it was portrayed, especially with, you know, when it first launched, it was like, you could make yourself eating a pizza with Jake Paul, you know, like, and then we're going to introduce these Disney characters where that's not really something people...

you know, when it comes to social media, people want authenticity and, and it kind of was just kind of a gimmick if you will.

So I think that's maybe a big reason they fell off or some of these other tools like, um, are more specialized.

Like I know there's one called arc ads.

Yeah.