Kuaishou beats estimates as Kling AI video tool’s revenue jumps 300%
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Kuaishou beats estimates as Kling AI video generator’s revenue jumps 300% AI unit has annual recurring revenue run rate of roughly US$500 million, Kuaishou says Overall revenue grew 3.4 per cent, but Kling’s revenue surged more than 300 per cent to 650…
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Kuaishou beats estimates as Kling AI video generator’s revenue jumps 300% AI unit has annual recurring revenue run rate of roughly US$500 million, Kuaishou says Overall revenue grew 3.4 per cent, but Kling’s revenue surged more than 300 per cent to 650…
Why it matters
“AI technologies continued to provide the momentum for our content prosperity, business growth and organisational efficiency improvement,” Kuaishou said, adding that Kling had claimed the top position in the App Store across 42 markets, including Brazil and…
Common ground
Kuaishou co-founder and CEO Cheng Yixiao said in an earnings call on Wednesday that Kling’s fast growth was driven by both corporate and individual users, and that the AI tool had found wide use in marketing, film, television, short drama and games.
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