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TikTok turns to generative AI to boost its ads business | TechCrunch

May 22, 2024 - techcrunch.com
TikTok has announced the launch of a new AI suite, "TikTok Symphony", for brands to enhance their advertising efforts. The suite includes tools such as the "Symphony Creative Studio", an AI video generator that can create TikTok-ready videos from a few inputs, and the "Symphony Assistant", an AI assistant that helps generate and refine scripts and provide recommendations on best practices. The suite also includes the "Symphony Ads Manager Integration" that can optimize a brand's existing videos.

In addition, TikTok is launching "TikTok One", a centralized platform for marketers to access creators, discover agency partners, and use TikTok's creative tools. The company is also introducing new performance solutions with predictive AI to help advertisers drive sales. However, the company's future in the U.S. is uncertain due to a bill signed by President Joe Biden last month that could potentially ban TikTok if its parent company ByteDance does not sell the app.

Key takeaways:

  • TikTok is incorporating generative AI into its ads business with the launch of a new “TikTok Symphony” AI suite for brands, which includes tools for script writing, video production, and asset enhancement.
  • The suite includes a new AI video generator called the “Symphony Creative Studio” and an AI assistant called “Symphony Assistant” to help brands generate and refine scripts and provide recommendations on best practices.
  • TikTok is also launching a centralized destination for marketers called “TikTok One” where they can access creators, discover agency partners, and leverage TikTok’s creative tools. It is also introducing new performance solutions with predictive AI to help drive more sales.
  • The company faces potential hurdles in the future as the fate of the app’s future in the U.S. is uncertain due to a bill signed by President Joe Biden that could ban TikTok if its parent company ByteDance does not sell the app.
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