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Users face limited availability and high competition for early access to Sora 2 via official channels, leading to delayed access and missed opportunities to explore its features.

Users previously relied on expensive tools, invite code requirements, and watermarks to create high-quality AI videos, limiting accessibility and branding flexibility.

The current situation of users using 2,2,2-Trifluoroethanol is not provided in the input information. However, traditional chemical solvents often have limitations and challenges, such as handling toxicity, environmental impact, and effectiveness in specific applications.

Users create videos manually or with basic AI tools, leading to time-consuming processes and unrealistic outputs lacking physics accuracy.

Users need unique, engaging ad ideas but rely on standard LLMs resulting in generic, unoriginal campaigns that fail to stand out on platforms like Veo 3 and Sora 2.

Users need to manually edit videos, requiring editing skills and time, resulting in unpolished content and limited engagement.

Users need to save Sora videos but rely on manual methods like screen recording or generic downloaders which lack direct Sora video support and risk quality loss.

Users struggle to create professional-quality videos due to time-consuming editing processes, high technical expertise requirements, slow rendering speeds, and expensive software/licenses

Users need video generation APIs but face high costs and instability with existing solutions, leading to budget strain and inconsistent output quality.

Users face slow and technically demanding video production processes requiring advanced editing skills and significant time investment with traditional tools, leading to high costs and accessibility barriers.