Amazon is launching an “AI Creators Fund” aimed at supporting television projects that use artificial-intelligence tools in production. According to reports, the company is also greenlighting three new animated series for Prime Video that are created with this new technology. The Hollywood Reporter says the projects involve collaborators including Jorge Gutierrez, the director of “Maya and the Three,” as well as Albie Hecht, a former Nickelodeon executive. It also cites BuzzFeed Studios as part of the production teams behind the slate. CNET similarly reports that Prime Video picks up three TV series produced using AI technology, tying the announcements to Amazon’s newly announced fund. Across both outlets, the central details are that Amazon has introduced a dedicated funding effort for AI-enabled creators and that Prime Video has immediately followed with a set of three animated series developed using Amazon’s AI approach. The reports describe these steps as an expansion of Prime Video’s content pipeline, but they do not outline specific production methods, funding amounts, or timelines beyond the greenlights and the fund launch.