Lezhin Entertainment Launches AI Chat Service Teaz in Korea
Lezhin Entertainment is launching Teaz, an artificial intelligence character chat service, in South Korea on October 19. The platform enables users to converse with characters from original series published on Lezhin Comics and Bomtoon. Participants can engage in role-play as a character or observe interactions from a third-person perspective. Responses adapt based on user choices, and the service incorporates collection mechanics for hidden illustrations by original artists. The web service debuts first, with a mobile application scheduled for release later.
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Key facts
- Release date
- October 19
- Platform
- Web service (mobile app planned)
- Publisher
- Lezhin Entertainment
Tags
- #AI
- #Comic
- #Lezhin Entertainment
- #South Korea
- #Teaz
- #WEBTOON
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