Summary

  • AI-drive start-up Akool has upgraded its Streaming Avatar product with the addition of advanced video generation tools that can connect avatars to large language models.
  • Integrating a photo and a voice recording, the firm’s customers can create personalised avatars that become an extension of the language model, making avatar interactions more human-like for end users.
  • The firm states that its streaming avatars offer dynamic and expressive capabilities that create new levels of engagement and interactivity, reducing the cost of video creation for businesses.
  • The firm offers two types of AI avatars, with Streaming Avatars suited to real-time interactions such as live customer support, while Talking Avatars are designed to deliver scripted messages.
  • Akool’s streaming avatars are currently available and can significantly improve human-AI interaction to make it more accessible and engaging.

By Dean Takahashi

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