Over the past few years, digital humans have been making their mark on the marketing industry.
Jade and Zelda, LLC, a Los Angeles-based company, has been using storytelling and innovative AI technology to create a diverse range of adaptable, cost-effective digital humans for various media formats, such as immersive technologies and YouTube videos.
Their digital humans have personal histories and interact with one another—and with people in the real world. Their signature digital human, Chef Jade, has a blog, a YouTube channel, a newsletter, and a mission to provide at least 100 meals every week to food-insecure people around the globe.
Has this concept caught your interest yet? When we (virtually) sat down with Brandon Ross, CEO of Jade and Zelda (J and Z), we couldn’t wait to hear more.
So, what does your brand need to know about Jade and Zelda, and how can you use digital humans to maximize the potential of your marketing, PR, and influencer campaigns?
Find key details about the company and concept here.
What Is a Digital Human?
You’ve likely heard about AI avatars, AI influencers, and voice clones. Lil Miquela is a great example of an AI influencer who was created completely for the digital space. She ages, hangs out with celebrities, and is featured in campaigns for powerhouse brands like Prada.
Shudu is the world’s first AI supermodel, and she’s already graced the cover of Vogue.
These are just two examples of AI influencers. There are plenty more. And while these computer-generated influencers are in high demand, they don’t come without their share of criticism.
While digital humans can also be considered AI influencers, they’re so much more. You’ll get to know Chef Jade and the other digital humans J and Z has created in this blog, but let’s start off with some key differences that make them stand out.