Liquid Studios
Address: 
Los Angeles, CA, USA
One catalog in. Every format out.
Website: liquidstudios.ai
About Liquid Studios
Liquid Studios turns the podcasts, newsletters and other IP that publishers already own into video, clips and editions in other languages, then distributes them across platforms and measures how they perform. The company is led by CEO Jeanine Wright, former COO of Wondery and co-founder of Simplecast, and Josh Taylor, Chief Production Officer, a multi-medium Creator, Director & Storyteller. Liquid Studios was formerly known as Inception Point AI. liquidstudios.ai
Latest news
- Sep 29: Exclusive: Inception Point AI's thousands of AI-made podcasts could just have been a publicity stunt, according to a new episode of The Lead Balloon podcast, to be released today. CEO Jeanine Wright is interviewed on the show, saying that some publicity was "a PR strategy to get attention". We learn that the Quiet Please network now only has 300 active shows, which they're no longer trying to monetise. Wright tells Podnews that "the catalog itself was never a stunt, and we never chased volume for publicity." Also in Lead Balloon she gives a definition of AI slop: folks "using AI tools to make as much content as they can with as little expense as possible, in order to be able to monetize the delta." Sounds familiar. The company is now branded as Liquid Studios, which now suggests that it "transforms existing content, not generates from a blank page".
- Aug 26: Controversial AI-podcaster Inception Point AI rebranded earlier this month. Its new website claims: "Liquid Studios is a product of Liquify AI, the company formerly known as Inception Point AI. Same team, same infrastructure." But is it the same team? On Inception Point AI's website, the team was Jeanine Wright (co-founder/CEO), William Corbin (co-founder/CTO), Katie Brown (co-founder/COO), Josh Taylor (co-founder/CPO) and John Peed (CCO); but, only Wright and Taylor remain listed on the new website.
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