Techub News reports that 128,000 short dramas were released in China in the first quarter of 2026, with 95% generated by AI. According to the Financial Times, some actors lost their jobs after being compelled to hand their voice and likeness rights to AI tools, and AI-related labor disputes are rising fast.
Techub News says China released 128,000 short dramas in the first quarter of 2026. A staggering 95% were generated by AI.
And the fallout is getting ugly. The Financial Times reports that some actors lost their jobs after being pushed to give AI tools the rights to their voices and likenesses. Now AI-linked labor disputes are rising fast.
(The Decoder)
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