Meta is testing an AI bedtime story app for people with no imagination
Meta's StoryKit app is only available in certain regions while the company tests how parents react to it.
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Meta is testing an AI storytelling app called StoryKit that generates personalized children's bedtime stories with custom characters, settings, lessons, and music. Users can create characters by photographing toys or people, describe story settings, and select lessons like kindness or courage for the app to incorporate. The app is being piloted in select countries and is restricted to users over 18, with AI safety filters and no social features included.
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