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Meta is testing an AI bedtime story app

Meta is testing a new app called StoryKit that uses AI to help parents create custom bedtime stories for their kids. The app allows parents to pick characters, settings, life lessons, and add music, and includes the ability to upload a photo of a favorite toy or person to feature in the story. StoryKit includes built-in AI safety filters and is only open to users over the age of 18. Meta is currently testing the app in select countries to gather feedback from parents, and the app has no social features.
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