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Character.AI wants a piece of the microdrama pie
Character.AI has announced the launch of c.ai Series, a platform for short-form, episodic videos designed to be watched and interacted with. The company's interest in getting into the microdrama space is not surprising, considering the industry's projected growth to $26 billion in the next few years.
Character.AI has announced the launch of c.ai Series, a platform for short-form, episodic videos designed to be watched and interacted with. The company's interest in getting into the microdrama space is not surprising, considering the industry's projected growth to $26 billion in the next few years. The inclusion of microdramas in Character.AI's platform is a natural extension of the company's goal to become a broader storytelling and entertainment platform.
Character.AI has announced the launch of c.ai Series, a platform for short-form, episodic videos designed to be watched and interacted with. The company's interest in getting into the microdrama space is not surprising, considering the industry's projected growth to $26 billion in the next few years.
- Character.AI, a company known for its LLM-powered chatbot platform, is expanding its offerings beyond interactive books, comics, and audio dramas.
- The company has announced the debut of c.ai Series, a platform for short-form, episodic videos designed to be watched and interacted with.
- Unlike traditional microdrama services, c.ai Series are animated and almost entirely made with generative AI, featuring a unique blend of storytelling and interactivity.
Miau Labs takeThe inclusion of microdramas in Character.AI's platform is a natural extension of the company's goal to become a broader storytelling and entertainment platform.