OpenAI plans to integrate its AI video generator, Sora, into ChatGPT soon, The Information reported on Tuesday. Sources familiar with the matter confirmed the development. Sora represents OpenAI’s expansion into multimodal AI technologies. The tool competes with text-to-video offerings from Meta and Google. Analysts see this as the next frontier in AI innovation.
The Sora app was first launched as a standalone application in September 2025. It allows users to create and share AI-generated videos. The platform can generate videos from copyrighted content. Users can post creations to social media-like streams. This feature highlights AI’s growing role in content creation.
While ChatGPT has been widely adopted in homes and workplaces, Sora targets the visual content space. Video and image generation AI are seen as disruptive technologies. OpenAI aims to attract both casual users and professional creators. The integration into ChatGPT may increase accessibility. Experts say it could accelerate adoption of multimodal AI tools.
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OpenAI will continue operating Sora as a standalone app alongside the ChatGPT integration. This allows users to choose between platforms. The company has not yet confirmed a launch date. Reuters could not independently verify The Information’s report. OpenAI did not respond immediately to requests for comment.
The move signals OpenAI’s intent to compete in the broader AI video market. Competitors like Meta and Google are also advancing text-to-video capabilities. Industry observers expect more AI features to be integrated into chatbots. Sora’s integration could reshape AI content creation and sharing. Analysts say this step strengthens OpenAI’s position in the AI ecosystem.
