The funds will be used to bolster the firm’s AI development initiatives, enhance content production infrastructure, and support the rollout of global marketing strategies, according to a company statement.
Kim Hee-jin, a director at Korea Investment Partners, said in a statement that Studio Meta-K’s proprietary technology in AI-generated content and virtual human development positions the company “as a critical force shaping the future content ecosystem, beyond the bounds of the current market.”
Founded to push the boundaries of digital storytelling, Studio Meta-K is looking to broaden its scope beyond AI-generated dramas. The company plans to extend its production capabilities to include advertising, film, music videos, and virtual personalities — a move aimed at capturing a growing international appetite for AI-driven media.
Industry analysts note that AI-assisted drama production can significantly reduce costs while enhancing production quality — an increasingly attractive proposition in a competitive content landscape.
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