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Seedance 2.0 and the Moment AI Video Became Industrially Real
ByteDance’s Seedance 2.0 has turned AI video generation into a commercially viable technology, producing near‑cinematic output quickly and cheaply. The model has intensified competition between Chinese and international labs, accelerated industry moves toward AI‑led content production, and raised urgent questions about IP, regulation and platform power.
China’s AI Short‑Drama Boom Enters a ‘Deep‑Water’ Phase as Hit Rates Collapse
Rapid advances in AI video tools have slashed production costs and unleashed a surge of short animated dramas in China, but oversupply has driven hit rates below 5% and forced the industry out of its early ‘easy‑money’ phase. The market is now shifting from volume to IP‑driven, platform‑bound business models, with interactive formats, overseas distribution and B2B brand work seen as the most promising routes to sustainable revenue.
ByteDance’s Seedance 2.0 Hits Consumer App — AI Video Generation Moves from Lab to Mainstream
ByteDance has integrated its advanced video-generation model Seedance 2.0 into the Doubao app, letting users create short multi-shot videos from prompts and reference images. Early tests by creators show strong capabilities in multi-camera composition and audio-visual coherence, prompting excitement about creative democratization and concern about industry disruption, IP and ethical risks.
Shanghai Lawmaker Calls for Citywide AI Governance — From Mandatory Watermarks to a Content‑Safety Detection Hub
A Shanghai deputy and securities technologist, Zhan Tingting, has called for a Shanghai‑specific, citywide AI governance system combining a municipal content‑safety detection centre, mandatory non‑removable digital watermarks for AIGC, new local AI laws including protections for minors, and shared tools to detect AI‑enabled financial manipulation. The proposals aim to balance rapid AI adoption with data security, market integrity and public resilience.
China Declares the Era of 'Vibe Coding': One‑Person AI Companies, a Domestic Chip Push and an Ambitious Industrial Play
At ACDC 2026 in Beijing, Chinese industry leaders declared the arrival of a "Vibe Coding" creator economy: low‑code, conversational tools enabling single developers to build, deploy and monetise AI products. The conference paired this vision with concrete measures — early‑stage funding, a developer support programme, a chip‑adaptation alliance and social and international initiatives — signalling a shift from technical evangelism to industrial ecosystem building.