Zao is a new social hiring platform that enables HR pros to set up and manage referrals automtically … and spread the wealth. VentureBeat talked to Ziv Eliraz, founder and chief executive of Zao ...

Little wonder that Zao, a Chinese faceswapping app, has become a runaway success. “It’s a fairly simple, intuitive interface,” explains Matthew Brennan, a Chinese tech expert who has tried ...

Launched on Friday [August 30], ZAO became the most downloaded app in China's iOS App Store over the weekend. The issue, unsurprisingly, is that the deepfake sensation has been slammed as a ...

Zao, which was released on Friday, became the #1 free app on the Chinese iOS App Store over the weekend. For many outside of China, Xia's video was the entry point to the app.

Zao went viral in China this weekend for its realistic face-swapping videos, but after controversy about its user policy, WeChat restricted access to the app on its messaging platform.

The Chinese app Zao, which lets users make deepfake videos of themselves in place of celebrities, ... Da qing / Imaginechina via AP. Sept. 5, 2019, 7:39 AM EDT. By David Ingram.

ZAO was published by Momo Inc, best-known as makers of a dating app that later transformed into a livestreaming service. The company listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2014.

Upload one selfie, and see yourself starring in famous movies like Titanic -- that’s the premise of Zao, a face-swapping app that’s going viral in China. Within days of its release, Zao ...

Launched recently, Zao is currently topping the free download chart on China's iOS store. Its popularity has also pushed another face-swap app, Yanji, to fifth place on the list.