SuperOne and BytePlus team up to bring AI to fan engagement for sports and entertainment
SuperOne, the gamified fan engagement platform, partnered with BytePlus, ByteDance’s enterprise technology arm, to bring AI into its next-generation platform. Digital One Solutions built a dedicated AI team, tapping technology developed for ByteDance’s ecosystem of over 2.5 billion users worldwide. Figure 1SuperOne team Partner with Bytedance at Bytedance headquarter in Singapore: Andreas Christensen Founder and […]
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