My Drama, a short drama app developed by Ukrainian startup Holywater, is making waves in the short-form entertainment space. The app boasts over a million users and $3 million in revenue since its launch in April. My Drama's key differentiator lies in its use of AI-powered chatbots, offering a unique and engaging experience for viewers.
The idea for My Drama's AI-powered chatbots stemmed from the perceived shortcomings of Quibi, a short-form video platform that failed to gain traction. Quibi's downfall was attributed, in part, to the lack of interactivity and engagement. My Drama aims to address this by offering an interactive element with its ai chatbot feature.
My Drama's character.ai chatbots are integrated into both the main app and a standalone app called My Imagination. Users can engage with characters like Jaxon, the billionaire love interest from "The Shy Beauty and the Billionaire Beast," and Hayden, the mafia heir from "Love Captive to a Mafia Boss."
To further incentivize engagement, My Drama has incorporated a gamification element into its character.ai chatbots. A "trust meter" tracks the user's progress in building a relationship with the character.
My Drama's use of AI for storytelling goes beyond just interactive chatbots. The company leverages AI for various aspects of its production pipeline.
My Drama plans to expand its AI features, adding new capabilities to its character.ai chatbots. The company envisions a future where users can co-create storylines with AI characters.
My Drama's character.ai chatbots are based on the likenesses of real actors. This presents a unique dilemma, as it raises questions about the impact of AI on the acting profession. However, My Drama claims to offer actors a new revenue stream through character.ai.
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