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Khosla Ventures, Jeffrey Katzenberg, and others are investing $12 million in a new AI movie app
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TrueShort, a new AI-generated movie app for mobile devices, has raised $12 million in funding from prominent Silicon Valley and Hollywood investors including Khosla Ventures and Jeffrey Katzenberg's WndrCo, launching with true crime content.
Khosla Ventures, Jeffrey Katzenberg, and others are investing $12 million in a new AI movie app
Nate Tepper, the CEO of TrueShort, sees a space between TikTok and Netflix for high-quality AI films for phones.
Nate Tepper
A new AI movie app has raised $12 million from a who's who of Silicon Valley and Hollywood.
TrueShort is backed by Khosla Ventures, Jeffrey Katzenberg's WndrCo, and others.
The app is starting with true crime and aims to branch out to other genres soon.
AI movies designed for your phone are getting the Silicon Valley and Hollywood treatment.
TrueShort, which makes AI "ve
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