AISphere
爱诗科技
AISphere (爱诗科技) is an AI video generation company backed by Ant Group, with deep involvement from Zheng Xuanle . That's the extent of what elsewhere's corpus covers on the company — details on its products, funding history, or team background are not in the available material. (Not to be confused with Anysphere , a similarly named company that appears separately.)
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RunningHub Launches World's First AIGC Feature-Length Film Competition with 5.5 Million Yuan Prize, Backed by Cixin Liu
What truly moves people is always "story" and "emotion."
Seven Months Into World Model Fray, PixVerse Plays Its Second Card
Summon a tiger, disguise yourself as a patrol guard, or chat with Sanxingdui bronzes in Sichuan dialect.
The Other Half of AGI
"She is everywhere."
After Raising 2.98 Billion, PixVerse Is Betting on a Bigger Story
In the past, video was an endpoint; in the future, it will be an entry point.
Video Agents Enter the Era of Mass Homage
The Crown God was way ahead of his time.
World Models Took Some Detours
Might as well just use a digital human.
A Conversation with PixVerse Co-founder Xie Xuzhang: When Video Foundation Models Enter the Final Stretch
The Era of Everyone-as-Director Is Almost Here
Shengshu Is a Good Company (With a Sincere Apology Letter)
Too much of a student mentality
Shengshu Technology Diagnosed With Duck Leg Overdose
If you had to pick the most orthodox Tsinghua-affiliated AI startup, Shengshu Technology would be it: all three founders are from Tsinghua, all from the same research group, still physically on campus — essentially a university lab doing corporate tech transfer. Gripped by my own pathological worship of meritocracy, I dutifully tried their product Vidu, and came away thinking: folks, we've had one too many goose legs. Because looking at their model capabilities, product positioning, and marketing strategy, the student energy here is absolutely off the charts — it's completely maxed out.
After AI Comic Dramas Hit 2.5 Billion Views, the First Batch of Vertical Models Emerges | Hands-On With PixVerse C1
What does a vertical model purpose-built for short dramas, anime, and film and TV content creation actually look like?
Where Did the Money Go? Who's Still Writing Checks? A 2025 VC Debrief With Jing Liu
VC takes a certain amount of instinct.
Hands-On with PaiWo AI V5.5: Turns Out AI Video Creation No Longer Needs Complex "Workflows"
Has anyone ever wondered why, when making a film, the director and cinematographer have to be two different people?
The AI Investment Mid-Game: Talent Wars, Faith Divides, and Super Opportunities
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PixVerse V5 Drops Surprise Release — We Put It Through Its Paces First on "Pai Wo AI"
After two years in the long game, AISphere is still sprinting ahead
"After Putting Down the Hammer Looking for Nails, We Made Our First Million Dollars" | A Conversation with Mootion Co-Founder Tong Chao on Product-Making, the AI Video Startup Landscape, and Going Global
Stop looking at the hammer and look at the nail.
An FA Firm Decides to Start Incubating | Entering the Game
Time Traveler Light Source.
The Clear Path, Hidden Path, and Rocky Path of AI Fundraising
Where does the money come from?
20 Questions to Decode the Year of AI Video | A Conversation with Luma AI Product Manager Barkley
From Sora's Stunning Debut to a Year of Fierce Rivalry
A Look at 2024's AI Innovations in China: From Models to Hardware, From Applications to the Rise of Super-Individuals
Let's preserve the AI innovations that brought us excitement and encouragement in 2024.
Becoming China's Most Daily-Interaction Heavy AI Company: 15 Things MiniMax Got Right
There are two optimistic signals regarding large language models.
"Many people don't realize it, but today is a historic day for AI..."
Years later, looking back.
