Wavve viewers can now type requests such as "show me only Kim Seo-a" or "compile Thursday's best shots" to watch personalized golf clips tailored to their preferences.
The streaming service Wavve on Thursday unveiled an AI viewing service developed in partnership with AI video technology firm Seven Minute. According to Wavve, the feature — which assembles clips based on natural-language requests — is the first of its kind among domestic over-the-top platforms.
Through Wavve's mobile app and PC website, users can specify not only individual players but also shot types and game situations, such as long drives, holes-in-one and bunker escapes. They can also set a preferred clip length — for example, "show me Thursday's match in seven minutes."
During live broadcasts, users can access AI highlights that update in real time as play progresses, with key moments added continuously and total highlight length growing to a maximum of 20 minutes. The service also lets users search for specific players and moments from 2026 KLPGA and KPGA events, and generated clips can be shared on social media.
Wavve plans to verify the feature's usability through golf coverage before expanding it to other genres, including Wavve Originals.
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