The agreement, orchestrated by the China Netcasting Services Association, seeks to regulate a high-growth sector that has faced increasing scrutiny for operating like a sweatshop
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ByteDance and Tencent have joined 36 Chinese video streaming platforms and production companies in a pact to improve labor standards in China’s booming micro-drama industry, following public backlash over a production that filmed an infant exposed to artificial rain.
Draft regulations would subject larger productions to stricter approvals while requiring disclosure of AI-generated content and…
Video-generation tools turned a labor-intensive entertainment industry into a high-speed content machine, leaving actors, crews…
From tourist sites in Xi’an to algorithm-driven studios in Zhengzhou, the boom has turned short-form storytelling into a…
Chinese firms are using the technology to rapidly scale production, even as Washington moves to curb AI-generated content
Dreame reportedly under government inspection, ByteDance says it has no plans to manufacture cars
A new industry pact forces tech platforms to proactively scrub malicious rumors and penalize rogue influencers
