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Logitech International S.A. (LOGI) division Streamlabs announced substantial enhancements to its AI-powered streaming assistant on Tuesday, ahead of its full-scale launch, which is anticipated later in 2025.
The latest version of the Streamlabs Intelligent Streaming Agent was showcased at Computex, highlighting a leap in live content creation and audience engagement capabilities for streamers.
The upgraded platform integrates advanced systems developed by NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) and the narrative-focused AI engine Inworld AI.
Designed to respond instantly to live gameplay and viewer engagement, the system allows for a more interactive and immersive streaming experience.
The latest capabilities enable content creators to streamline elements of their livestreams using real-time, context-sensitive triggers, executing tasks like switching scenes, playing sound effects, or having the avatar speak tailored messages, eliminating the need for manual intervention.
The refined Streaming Agent empowers creators with advanced avatar customization, letting them tailor personality, voice, and expressions using NVIDIA's digital human tools and Inworld AI.
It also acts as a real-time assistant, offering technical guidance and creative support drawn from a knowledge base, helping streamers of all skill levels navigate live broadcasts more effectively.
“Together with NVIDIA and Inworld AI, we’re advancing interactive technology to help streamers engage with their audiences in new and creative ways,” said Head of Streamlabs, Ashray Urs.
“The tools we’re unveiling today represent an entirely new era of digital storytelling, and the new demo at Computex is a crucial step closer to bringing these solutions to market at scale.”
The upgrade also improves how streamers connect with their audiences through chat.
The assistant can now generate quick recaps for viewers who join late and launch interactive polls that let the audience influence decisions mid-stream.
On Stocktwits, sentiment around Logitech improved from ‘bearish’ to ‘neutral’.
Logitech stock has gained 5% in 2025 but shed 3.7% in the last 12 months.
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