Showrunner of Fable highlights AI-driven Netflix shows created by users and AI

Fable, a San Francisco-based company, is set to launch its groundbreaking platform, Showrunner, which is being dubbed as the “Netflix of AI.” This innovative platform allows users to create their own TV shows by simply writing prompts, which are then transformed into fully-fledged episodes by artificial intelligence.

The company, led by CEO Edward Saatchi and a team of industry veterans from Oculus, Pixar, and AI startups, has already garnered two Primetime Emmy awards for its pioneering work. Initially focused on virtual reality, Fable is now making a significant pivot into the realm of AI with the launch of Showrunner.

With Showrunner, users can craft their own TV shows and episodes from the comfort of their couch. By describing the episode they want to watch, waiting a few minutes, and then hitting play, users can enjoy a personalized viewing experience like never before.

Saatchi envisions a future where the next Netflix is not just a passive platform but an interactive experience where users can actively participate in the creation of content. Showrunner allows users to not only watch shows but also make new episodes, insert themselves and their friends into the storyline, and explore a wide range of genres from sitcoms to sci-fi adventures.

The platform offers a range of animated shows generated from short prompts, allowing users to create full AI-driven episodes with dialogue, voice acting, editing, and more. Showrunner is democratizing the entertainment industry by giving both professionals and amateurs the tools to bring their creative visions to life.

As Fable prepares to launch ten new TV shows on Showrunner, including the satirical “Exit Valley,” users are invited to join the alpha test and start creating their own AI-generated content. The future of entertainment is here, and it’s powered by artificial intelligence.