Dear OpenAI Product and Research Teams,

GPT is strong in reasoning, planning, writing, and image generation, but the frontier is shifting from single images to coherent video with motion, sound, and editable narrative structure. Grok Imagine already combines text- and image-to-video generation, synchronized audio, and video editing in one workflow.

HappyHorse 1.0 offers convincing physical motion, prompt adherence, audiovisual synchronization, multi-shot sequencing, cinematic aesthetics, reference-guided generation, local replacement, and style transformation. Seedance 2.0 adds native text, image, video, and audio inputs, with complex motion, camera control, multi-reference conditioning, character and scene continuity, and joint audio-video generation and editing.

OpenAI should integrate these advantages with GPT’s reasoning. Users should complete the full pipeline in one conversation: concept, script, storyboard, shot design, generation, revision, extension, reframing, voice, sound effects, lip sync, quality review, and MP4 export. Identity, wardrobe, environments, camera language, and brand style should remain consistent across shots.

GPT should evolve beyond image creation into a full video-creation platform. When an MP4 is uploaded, GPT should analyze not only audio but also visual content frame by frame: people, objects, actions, transitions, subtitles, camera movement, visual defects, and temporal context. ChatGPT’s official image-input system currently supports static images rather than video, making this an important product opportunity.

Unifying creation, analysis, editing, and verification in one conversational environment would make GPT a genuine all-in-one AI platform.