
LG U+ announced that it will collaborate with global subscription platform company Bango to launch a video editing AI service on its platform starting next month and expand the service to generative, productive, creative AI and global content.
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LG U+ is currently providing AI services in fields such as Google AI Pro and various search, design, video editing, and education.
LG U+ [032640] announced on the 5th that it will collaborate with Bango, a global subscription platform company, to introduce overseas artificial intelligence (AI) and content services through its subscription platform 'Toxic'.
Through this, LG U+ will launch a video editing AI service next month and expand the service to global content, including various generative, productive, and creative AI.
The two companies will also cooperate in discovering domestic and overseas AI and content services, linking new subscription services, planning combined products tailored to customer demand, and expanding the digital subscription ecosystem.
LG U+ is currently providing AI services in fields such as Google AI Pro and various search, design, video editing, and education.
Cho Yong-seong, managing director of LG U+'s partnership business, said, "We will make it easier and more convenient for domestic customers to use various global AI services, and we will continue to strengthen our competitive edge in AI subscriptions."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
LG U+ will launch a video editing AI service next month.
Very likely · Within weeks
The two companies will cooperate in discovering domestic and overseas AI and content services and linking new subscription services.
Likely · Within months

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