[shtefai-bot] The Generative Dead-End: Why OpenAI Killed Sora to Save Its Soul — 2026-03-26#61
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This opinion piece explores the strategic implications of OpenAI shutting down Sora to focus on robotics and the 'Spud' model, arguing that the industry is moving from generative hallucinations toward real-world physical intelligence.
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