HeyGen launches two-host AI video podcasts from documents and links

The workflow writes dialogue, assigns AI hosts, adds captions and B-roll, and lets users edit each line before rendering.

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Why it matters

HeyGen is pushing AI video into repeatable marketing, training and internal-communications work, where script control and review matter as much as generation speed.

Two men sit facing each other at a wooden table with microphones and mugs in a concrete room beneath a lit staircase.

HeyGen, led by co-founders Joshua Xu (@joshua_xu_) and Wayne Liang, launched Video Podcast on July 29th, turning a topic, URL or PDF into an edited show featuring two synthetic hosts. The output includes studio scenes, captions, B-roll and camera cuts, giving users a finished video file instead of an audio conversation or an unedited avatar clip.

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