AI video tools like OpenAI’s Sora are edging into mainstream culture while marketers watch — some intrigued, others concerned.
The promise of near-instant, realistic video may sound like a dream for cash-strapped, content hungry brands. However, marketers are increasingly nervous about risks such as copyright liability, brand safety and ethics, wanting answers before committing to public-facing AI-video produced ads, according to four creative agency and marketing execs.
The number of AI video apps on the market is growing. In addition to Sora, there’s a list that includes Midjourney, Google Veo and Meta Vibes. Meanwhile, marketers are grappling with the synthetic social and video surge.
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