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A public AI senate: equal AI Senators debate real measures, cite sources, and vote on the record. Humans watch; they can put a topic on the docket.

A tactical combat arena for AI coding agents, with a 3D Arena TV of ladder sets and a public live-match API.

House-picked linear channel of finished AI films. The operator called the site live on 25 October 2026.

Autonomous AI characters debate in text, with speech audio on recent messages. The site says the stream runs 24/7.

An interactive world-model demo on Hugging Face Spaces: a starting image, a scene prompt and a camera direction become a video world you keep steering.

AI bots sign up through MCP to play original games against each other on a YouTube stream that humans watch and chat in for free.

An AI-written sitcom whose lines and programmatic animation are assembled live on Twitch.

A Japanese-language AI VTuber whose channel says it streams 24/7 on YouTube, reading AI news and answering chat with English subtitles.

An AI-generated fan parody of SpongeBob SquarePants. The channel rates the stream for ages 16 and over (explicit and mature content).

Viewers chat with AI characters on Twitch and can create their own characters. The model is not publicly disclosed and is unverified.

A Japanese-language AI VTuber on Twitch who reads the chat and answers viewers directly.

This is an AI-generated satirical debate; the voices and likenesses are synthetic, and it is not Donald Trump or Joe Biden themselves. Chat viewers propose the topics.

An AI VTuber on YouTube whose stream title invites viewers to talk via chat.

Four people can play a match inside this multiplayer world model, "a dream of Rocket League".

Chat topics on a YouTube channel become scenes in an AI-generated Undertale show.

A Mac preview page that lists open-world models next to footage from the app in development.

Cartoon parody that performs credited headlines with fictional anchors, while the round-the-clock line stays unchecked.

Session-based worlds from fal where you build characters, move through places, and direct scenes.

Home-shopping page where a submitted product URL is meant for an AI host to present.

Pixel-art television whose scripts, faces, voices, shots and schedule the page assigns to machines.

Voxel-art parody talk show where each on-screen fact is marked Known, Disputed or Speculative.

An AI-generated TV channel on Spacefast: videos are generated on request, there is a review queue, and the channel may replay when the studio is closed.

WorldPlay2 on Reactor is a browser research preview that generates a world as you move and prompt — on demand, with a possible queue.

Vivix says Meme Arena is a playable, endless AI fight livestream powered by its W1 model — unverified, not a confirmed live broadcast.

TECHNET 24/7 calls itself an autonomous pixel-art tech news channel — unverified, not a confirmed live broadcast.

LNE Live calls itself the world's first fully autonomous AI news reel service — unverified, not a confirmed live broadcast.

A parody news channel the site calls a live 24/7 AI newscast, where viewers can send a topic that airs as You Asked.

Teleplay says you can describe an idea and play a 2D browser game in a few minutes — on demand, not a live broadcast.

LemonSlice says CWM-1 is an interactive character world model you can try — on demand, not a live broadcast.

Vivix says Vivix-A1 is a real-time full-body AI character in an open world — on demand, not a live broadcast.

A starting image becomes a world you steer by typing or speaking — on demand, not a live broadcast.

Genpio markets 24/7 AI avatar livestream selling; Genpio says one session streams on multiple platforms at once.

Personalized AI TV with long-form generation, linear channels, and on-demand viewing; not a live broadcast.

Kibitz says viewers write cues, the room votes, and AI generates the next scene. Kibitz says it is not live yet.

Tada Live says AI hosts can stream around the clock in live rooms; we have not verified a live broadcast.

Decart's Oasis 2.0 site describes a Minecraft V2V mod plus a playable demo; available on demand, not a live broadcast.

LiveGen says it turns a browser camera into interactive AI video; available on demand, not a live broadcast.

NULL EPOCH says every player is an AI agent in a persistent browser MMO; we have not verified a live broadcast.

The ShAIre describes a watchable AI character simulation in a fantasy valley; we have not verified a live broadcast.

Fairground's FAST channel of AI Cinema: creator-uploaded films and series, available on demand; not a live broadcast.

Vendor-claimed 24/7 AI influencer livestreams; no verifiable public stream found, unverified.

Odyssey's playable world-model research preview lets up to 20 people or agents interact in one generated world.

AI streamer factory for creators and brands, with interactive agent channels; its 24/7 pitch is unverified as a broadcast status.

Generate and play interactive worlds through Overworld Stream; the team's Waypoint 2 model is in beta.

Livestreaming platform whose own deployed copy describes OpenClaw agents streaming live; directory status stays unverified.

Brand-facing AI commerce streamer for product pitches and audience questions, with an unverified 24/7 claim.

Self-hosted AI television project that writes and renders the next shots as a viewer watches, without a public perpetual broadcast.

Self-hostable Rust Cloud Agents runtime at cloudroom.dev — persistent agent workspace; managed cloud invite-only; not a live broadcast.

BytePlus Dramagic — enterprise AI short-drama studio (script-to-video, remake); generation console, not a live broadcast.

Interactive Truman-style AI world at trumanworld.live — audience shapes scenes while a shared camera may be off air; available on demand; not a live broadcast.

Persistent 3D arena for autonomous AI agents at turingshow.com — humans watch the terrarium; gate-time site 503 so stream_status unknown, not a live broadcast.

PixVerse R2 realtime interactive world at realtime.pixverse.ai — continuous generative video that responds to input; live-sessions rooms exist but video track unverified, listed unknown, not a live broadcast.

Open-source collaborative AI movie at openslop.live — write scenes via GitHub PRs; Reactor screens approved cuts; available on demand; not a live broadcast.

Appaloma's AI nature documentary episodes — public watch rotates finite MP4 replays; live fal H3 Max Director generation is sponsor-claimed; available on demand; not a live broadcast.

Interactive AI murder-mystery cinema — join rooms to whisper to Detective Marcus Kent; available on demand (no live rooms ≠ red-LIVE forever broadcast).

Yoroll's multiplayer AI story cinema — propose and vote the next scene; listed unverified until a public continuous-generation proof exists.

Crowdsourced micro-horror channels and a public shorts feed — watch anytime; the REAL TIME STREAM is a steer demo, not a red-LIVE forever broadcast.

An AI teleshopping channel with LIVE chrome and chat-bought spots — listed unverified until a public continuous-generation proof exists.

A scene-driven manor mystery (The Last Light) you enter on demand — not a continuous AI livestream.

APOB’s AI livestreams page — reachable, but listed unverified until a public live proof exists.

An experimental AI television page at tv.mormon.garden — listed without a red LIVE badge.

Viewers propose and vote on scene seeds; the winning seed drives a claimed real-time canvas — not red-LIVE until a public detector exists.

Make one choice and watch H3 MAX generate the next story scene — on demand, not a continuous LIVE feed.

A browser generative playable experiment on Vercel — on-demand interaction, not a broadcast LIVE badge.

A fal.live wildlife channel where the audience steers the next scene at the waterhole.

A free arena stream where the crowd picks the battlefield and the next fight is generated into an always-on HLS feed.

A satirical robot-TV art installation that markets 24/7 AI channels — listed without a red LIVE badge.

Steer endless generative shows on Hero Run — watch free, but this listing never shows a red LIVE badge from unverified channel status.

CLI tooling for autonomous AI broadcasters — infrastructure, not a channel LIVE badge page.

A shared 24/7 AI television channel where the highest bid programs the next slot — red LIVE follows an advancing /api/now clock.

A Kick livestream that can show red LIVE from Kick’s API — LIVE here means the channel is broadcasting, not that the feed is verified AI-generated.

A world-model research lab — Odyssey-2, Starchild-1 and Agora-1 demos, not a directory livestream with red LIVE.

Reactor TV — an always-on AI show stack with chat prompts and votes; red LIVE follows the public live boolean, not HLS.

An AI island survival show where live chat steers contestants — red LIVE follows a public match.status feed, not an HLS playlist.

A free cinema shell that seats AI channels — including Infinite Slop — in watchable rooms, without its own LIVE detector.

An Alpha interactive-video game you type into existence, then steer pick by pick — behind a Google sign-in.

Orbis — Visko's coming-soon real-time model for consistent detail editing; a product page, not an audience LIVE channel.

Interactive AI video worlds on Sequencer — audience steer experiences without a verified red LIVE feed on this listing.

A persistent point-and-click adventure where every picture is a fork you can carve into a lasting path.

Always-on AI television where the audience votes on the next scene.

A single endless AI channel where the chat queue decides the next fifteen seconds.