OpenAI announced on March 24th the closure of its AI video generation platform Sora and the termination of its $1 billion partnership agreement with Disney. CEO Sam Altman stated that the company will shift its strategy towards enterprise level productivity tools and coding tools, and the Sora team will turn to world simulation research for long-term development of robotics technology, in preparation for the planned IPO.

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