Netflix, which has seen viewer engagement slide in recent quarters, is turning to AI for a new feature aimed at spurring users to find something new to watch. The company on Tuesday (Nov. 3) is debuting AI Discover, a new feature on the Netflix TV app, initially to a limited number of subscribers in…
AI Discover is rolling out to users in the US, but for now, it only supports English and is limited to the TV app. It’s also only available to a select group of users, though the test pool will expand in the coming weeks.
Netflix has introduced a new tab on its TV app giving a subset of its subscriber base an AI-driven way to discover new programming. AI Discover, as the new offering is known, builds on the streaming giant’s previous efforts to serve up recommendations.
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