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DeepBrain AI launches AI Studios 5.0 with conversational video agent

The all-in-one platform adds a video agent that builds videos from a chat prompt or document, plus AI Roleplay, AI Interview and Conversational Training tools.

DeepBrain AI has released AI Studios 5.0, an all-in-one AI video production platform that adds a conversational "video agent" and new AI avatar features for training, hiring and education.

According to aitimes.com, the video agent proposes a story composition first when a user describes the desired video in conversation or uploads a document. It then automatically completes the video by combining script, images, generated video, voice and AI avatars. The company says planning, scripting, design, narration and editing can all be handled on one platform, reducing production time, cost and reliance on specialist staff.

Training and hiring tools

AI Studios 5.0 introduces AI Roleplay, in which an AI customer keeps asking questions and raising objections so trainees can practise consulting and sales situations, with scores and an analysis report provided afterward.

AI Interview adds an AI interviewer that asks follow-up questions based on an applicant's answers and delivers the interview video and per-question evaluations to HR staff. A third feature, AI Conversational Training, lets users learn by asking questions to an AI instructor, and is intended for university lectures as well as corporate onboarding and job training.

Quick answers

What is AI Studios 5.0?

It is an all-in-one AI video production platform released by DeepBrain AI, combining script, images, generated video, voice and AI avatars.

What does the video agent do?

When a user describes the desired video in conversation or uploads a document, it proposes a story composition and then automatically completes the video.

What training features were added?

AI Roleplay for consulting and sales practice, AI Interview for applicant screening, and AI Conversational Training for lectures and corporate onboarding.

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