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Previously, Xinzhi spent more than 20 days a month on a film set, but since the arrival of AI, he works half as much

Now the production team is screening all the characters to ensure that there is no violation of image rights.

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Key facts

  • Previously, Xinzhi spent more than 20 days a month on a film set, but since the arrival of AI, he works half as much.
  • Now the production team is screening all the characters to ensure that there is no violation of image rights.
  • Faced with this revolution, Beijing promised aid last month to preserve filming with real actors.

Previously, Xinzhi spent more than 20 days a month on a film set, but since the arrival of AI, he works half as much.

Now the production team is screening all the characters to ensure that there is no violation of image rights.

Faced with this revolution, Beijing promised aid last month to preserve filming with real actors.

To avoid lawsuits, producers found a solution by purchasing the right to use real faces.

In China, actors now rent their image for a few dozen euros.

Xinzhi reveals himself on his phone in period costume, in Imperial China.

In China, artificial intelligence is shaking up the film and series industry.

It's not just actors who are affected, because costume designers, makeup artists, camera operators and directors are also affected, said Xinzhi, who added:"I worry about what the producers will do with my image.".

“Before, I spent more than 20 days a month on a film set, but since the arrival of AI, I work half as much.

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