AI Streaming

What is AI Streaming?

AI Streaming (aistreaming.org) is an independent directory of live AI streaming. Its own description of the subject is narrow and specific: realtime generative video that viewers steer, audience-directed shows, and livestreams where AI agents go on air. The directory states that it is curated by the AI Streaming editors and is not affiliated with any listed tool or vendor.

The index shown on the pages covers 27 entries across four sections, with the re-check date displayed as 2026-10-02. Alongside the listing itself, the site publishes an About page explaining selection criteria, a set of browse categories, guide links, and channels for suggesting or correcting entries.

The directory positions itself against broader AI-video catalogues. Its stated concern is streaming-first products: tools whose output exists while a stream runs, rather than generators that produce a finished file before publication.

How AI Streaming works

Entries are added through a manual editorial pass rather than automated scraping — the site describes itself as "a hand-checked signal" and "curated, not scraped." According to the About page, every signal is visited by hand before it is listed, then re-checked on the date shown in the site's radar bar.

After a re-check, dead links are removed. When a product changes direction, it is re-filed into whichever section matches what the product actually does at that point, rather than what its landing page promised at launch. Corrections submitted by readers are said to ship on the next re-check pass. The index page reports the current count as 27 entries across 4 sections, and the About page reports the same figure as active signals under monitoring.

The directory runs on a small set of browse categories — Audience-directed live, Agent streamers, Realtime models, Infrastructure — plus guides and a suggestion form. The interface is offered in English, Chinese, Japanese, Bahasa Indonesia, French, German and Spanish.

Main features

• Audience-directed live (6 entries). Generative broadcasts the chat steers, including fal.live, InfiniteSlop, Renoise Live, Infinite TV, SlopTV and PixVerse R1.
• Agent streamers (9 entries). Autonomous AI presenters and hosts, such as AITV, Retake.tv, SOOP SARSA 2.0, Neuro-sama, UNREEL, the Streamlabs Intelligent Streaming Agent, Wallie V2, Scienjoy AI Streamers and N3on Infinite AI Stream.
• Realtime models (8 entries). The generation layer beneath live AI video, with MiniMax H3 (Hailuo 3.0) listed among them.
• Infrastructure (4 entries). Supporting services for streaming AI output.
• Editorial scope filters. Tools are assessed on live generation, steerability and staying power; pre-rendered AI video generators are declared out of scope.
• Open data and feeds. The site publishes open data under CC0 and offers an RSS feed.
• Contribution paths. A suggest-a-link form and a report-a-dead-or-wrong-entry form are provided.

Pricing

The pages reviewed do not publish pricing for AI Streaming. No subscription tiers, fees or paid placement terms are described. The directory presents itself as a curated index rather than a commercial product, and it does not state whether listings are free, sponsored or otherwise compensated. Pricing for the individual tools listed in the directory is likewise not covered on these pages.

Common use cases

• Finding live AI streaming projects organised by type, from chat-steered generative broadcasts to autonomous agent channels.
• Identifying realtime video models suitable for output that is generated faster than playback.
• Tracking agent-streaming platforms that can run channels continuously without a human host present.
• Checking whether a given AI streaming tool is still active, given the directory's stated practice of pulling dead links.
• Submitting a project for review, or reporting an entry that has died or changed direction.

Limitations

The pages describe the directory's coverage rather than every entry in detail; individual listings receive only a short description and, where applicable, a creator or platform attribution. Counts and section sizes reflect the stated re-check date of 2026-10-02 and will change as entries are added or removed. Inclusion is explicitly not an endorsement, and the site states it has no affiliation with the products it lists. The Infrastructure section is the smallest of the four, and the directory does not publish comparison tables, pricing data or performance benchmarks. Availability of individual listed tools, their own pricing and their operating status are outside what these pages verify beyond link liveness.

Summary

AI Streaming is a manually maintained directory of the live AI-streaming field, covering audience-directed generative broadcasts, AI agent streamers, realtime video models and supporting infrastructure across 27 entries in four sections. Its distinguishing claim is editorial process: hand-checked listings, dated re-checks, removal of dead links and re-filing of products that have pivoted. It is independent, publishes open data under CC0, and does not disclose pricing for itself or for the tools it indexes.