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@nellie1953 Awesome! I'd appreciate it. Here it is: https://scenextras.com/

@nellie1953 Sure, but that approach hits the “As an AI language model, I can’t do/say X” wall, breaking character just when things get interesting. Our chats dont have those limits. It keeps character integrity, has avatars, non-verbal cues, dynamic& relevant follow ups, and other UX elements...

@nellie1953 Thanks for your question! I think the first demo video illustrates the problem this is solving well. Viewers are increasingly confused by complex plots. Even showrunners are pressured to simplify content, as they compete for attention against social media on viewers' phones during...

@georgegeg Haha much appreciated! I'll get to making a less animated version

@drriversong https://character.ai/chat/COvh9rO5Ar8dHE0u_W-XXPTe5ziTEucvddKF2TJsr1c You can even choose ScarJo as voice. The company is worth 1B, raised millions, im sure their investors did their due diligence on whether they are supporting a business model based on theft of intellectual property.

@pastorvjoshua Touchè. But unlike the commenter i was citing actual law current companies in this field use to protect themselves. Sure we’re in new territory and things might change but my intuition is that this is easily solved with a profit sharing system of sorts cause often the issue is not...

@drriversong I get your concern, but let me clarify. Use of celebrity likenesses by AI chatbots doesn't necessarily equate to theft of intellectual property otherwise Character AI and many others wouldnt be around because: AI chatbots create transformative content. Not replicating proprietary...

Hey everyone, Most of us spend a huge chunk of our time in passive, one-way consumption. SceneXtras changes that. We’re tackling the engagement gap for those of us obsessed with characters and their stories. We get what makes watching movies and TV special—the emotional bond with the...