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Adoba Launches adobaRo AIGC Studio With Tencent Cloud

Adoba has launched adobaRo AIGC Studio with Tencent Cloud, a platform that shows results from up to 12 generative AI models side by side for a single prompt.

Split-screen interface comparing video and image outputs from multiple generative AI models side by side for one prompt.
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Korean creator-solutions company Adoba has launched adobaRo AIGC Studio, an integrated AI content platform built on a technical partnership with Tencent Cloud. Its headline feature lets users compare the output of up to 12 generative AI models from a single prompt.

AIGC refers to AI-generated content. The service brings multiple generative models into one workspace, so creators can make videos and images without logging into separate AI services or switching working environments.

AI Battle: one prompt, up to 12 results

The core feature is called AI Battle. A user enters one prompt, and the results from up to 12 models appear next to each other. The user then picks the model that best fits the purpose of the content. Adoba says the tool targets a real production burden: each model is good at different things, so choosing which one to use has become a task in itself.

Adoba points to its experience in China market entry and channel management as the foundation. According to the company, it has helped more than 1,500 creator teams enter Chinese platforms and has directly operated more than 2,500 global creator and brand channels. Tencent Cloud's AI technology is layered on top.

From production to monetization

The adobaRo service was previously focused on global channel operations. With AIGC Studio, Adoba is extending it to AI content creation, aiming for a single creator solution that links production, localization, channel operation, distribution and monetization.

Adoba CEO Ahn Jun-han said that choosing and using the right model among so many has become a new challenge for creators, and that the service was designed to reduce that complexity so creators can focus on content and global growth. Heo Jeong-pil, country manager at Tencent Cloud Korea, said the service is meaningful because it turns varied generative AI technologies into something creators can use easily in real production, and added that Tencent Cloud will keep working closely with Adoba to turn AI-driven creative experiments into global business opportunities.

Adoba, which supports creators and brands expanding abroad in markets including Korea and China, plans to use the launch to grow into a next-generation AI solutions company spanning content production to global growth.

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