(Yicai Global) June 19 — As internet giant Tencent Holdings’ digital publishing company aims to develop an AI assistant for writers, China Literature Company formed to give room for artificial intelligence. changing the structure.
The company, which operates QQ Reading, will reorganize into a structure with four business units, including film and television, AI and platform research and development, CEO Hou Xiaonan, who took office in May, said in an internal letter today. Stated.
AI will be used to connect readers and users, Hou said. According to the CEO, the Shanghai-based company will offer a multimodal intellectual property experience that includes graphics, audio and video, allowing users to interact with characters and immerse themselves in story after story. It says.
To follow this blueprint, Chinese literature should focus on basic AI and build its own content technology generated by artificial intelligence, Hou said, and the newly established AI and research and development He added that the department would be responsible for developing the core large-scale language model.
China Literature is one of China’s largest digital publishers, with over 9 million authors uploading content to the platform, and the company has adapted several such novels into movies and TV dramas.
Investors reacted mildly to the news as Chinese literature stocks [HKG: 0772] Today, it closed 0.79% higher at 38.20 yuan ($5.30).
Editor: Emi Rain
