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Amazon builds its own AI production platform and greenlights three AI animated series for Prime Video

Amazon builds its own AI production platform and greenlights three AI animated series for Prime Video

Amazon MGM Studios and AWS are launching a "GenAI Creators' Fund" that gives filmmakers money and access to the in-house AI platform "Project Nara." Three animated series are already in production - the teams had five weeks for their pilots. Amazon says it now has the "only end-to-end AI content ecosystem in the industry." The article Amazon builds its own AI production platform and greenlights three AI animated series for Prime Video appeared first on The Decoder.

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