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Google and OpenAI Limit AI Video Generation Services Due to High Demand

By

Robert Hart

6mo ago· 1 min readenNews

Summary

Google and OpenAI have implemented usage limits on their AI video generation services (Nano Banana Pro and Sora) due to overwhelming demand. OpenAI's Sora now limits free users to six video generations per day, with the option to purchase additional generations. The companies cite high demand and GPU capacity constraints as reasons for the restrictions, with OpenAI noting their "GPUs are melting." While limits for paid subscribers remain unchanged, the measures appear to be part of a broader monetization push rather than temporary restrictions.

Key quotes

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Our gpus are melting
free users will have six video generations a day
can purchase additional gens as needed
Google cites 'high demand'
users can always buy more generations
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Google cites ‘high demand,’ while OpenAI says users can always buy more generations.

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