Cineverse (NASDAQ:CNVS) stock is rising higher on Thursday after the company announced a new partnership with Alphabet’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL, NASDAQ:GOOG) Google Cloud.
Cineverse says that this has it using Google Cloud’s Vertex AI Search to develop its cineSearch technology. This is an artificial intelligence (AI) search bot that’s designed to help viewers figure out what they want to watch.
Cineverse is planning to launch a beta for the cineSearch technology on its own platform starting in the spring of 2024. The company intends to roll out the technology to third-party streaming platforms following that.
Tony Huidor, Chief Technology Officer and Chief Operating Officer of Cineverse, said this about the news:
“Effective search and discovery is currently the most pressing problem for users of streaming services today […] We first developed cineSearch as an answer to our own problem. Using Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform, we now have the ability to expand this feature well beyond our initial expectations.”
CNVS Stock Movement Today
News of the AI search bot brings heavy trading to CNVS stock today as investors buy the shares. This has more than 27 million units changing hands as of this writing. That’s well above the company’s daily average trading volume of about 75,000 shares.
CNVS stock is up 49.7% as of Wednesday morning.
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