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New AI site lets users create entire animated shows

New AI site lets users create entire animated shows

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A new online AI tool called Showrunner lets users create animated series in minutes, allowing for parodies of political figures or cartoon versions of themselves. NBC News' Steven Romo speaks to one of the co-creators and puts the tech to the test.
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