Open ai has recently shut down sora ai. VC money is running out so this kinda tells us that they are focusing more making a better foundational model. At this point are they too late?
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Claude vs GPT long game
Reddit r/artificial / 3/26/2026
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Key Points
- The post argues that OpenAI’s shutdown of Sora AI and tightening VC funding indicate a strategic pivot toward improving foundational models rather than expanding into new offerings.
- It frames the central question as whether GPT-style systems have become so established that competitors like Claude may be too late to catch up in the “long game.”
- The discussion implicitly compares positioning and timelines between GPT and Claude, emphasizing competitive advantage built over sustained model development.
- It treats the Sora closure as a market signal about where investment and R&D priorities may be shifting across leading AI labs.
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