NBCUniversal Is Launching An AI Version Of Andy Cohen (And Yes, It’ll Do Brand Sponsorship Deals)

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Someday soon, marketers may be able to pay NBCUniversal to have an AI-generated approximation of “Real Housewives” executive producer Andy Cohen namedrop their brand to hundreds of thousands of fans.

“Someday soon, marketers may be able to pay NBCUniversal to have an AI-generated approximation of “Real Housewives" executive producer Andy Cohen namedrop their brand to hundreds of thousands of fans.”
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