Curated saves about “china” — 5 in total. Each one carries an AI-generated title, summary and tags, and its images and video are stored here — so it still opens after the original is gone.
A former employee of a large game company has been convicted of creating illegal deepfake content using AI. The individual developed software that could generate 'yellow' content, infringing copyright laws. The case highlights the legal challenges posed by AI-generated media.
Three red banners are displayed on a building, likely a school, with humorous messages written in Chinese. The first banner warns against submitting exams early because the 'Emperor Horse' scored three goals in the last five minutes. The second banner advises against re-reading because 'Li Wu Pu' was overthrown twice by the 'Emperor Horse'. The third banner cautions against changing answers, stating that whichever team 'Ma Ba' chooses, that team will have no championship. The image also includes a watermark '@抗压背锅吧'.
The video showcases the impressive vortex damper at the Shanghai Tower, a massive installation designed to stabilize the skyscraper against wind. Text overlays indicate a severe storm warning for Shanghai, advising residents to reduce outdoor activities.
A panoramic view of the Shanghai skyline as dusk approaches and the city lights begin to illuminate the buildings. The sky transitions from cloudy daylight to a dusky twilight with hints of orange and pink near the horizon. The iconic skyscrapers of Pudong are clearly visible, standing tall against the dramatic cloud formations.
This content, titled '国产应用进入大淫纹时代' which translates to 'Chinese Apps Enter the Age of Yinwen', discusses a new trend or phenomenon related to Chinese applications. The specific meaning of 'Yinwen' in this context is unclear without further information, but it suggests a significant shift in the landscape of domestic apps.