AI is replacing actors in China's film industry

Nearly every short drama released in China this year was created using AI tools. This shift has changed the industry overnight. Production companies are choosing software over people to save money.
Many actors report that they must sign away their voice and likeness rights before being let go. Companies now use these digital clones to generate content without paying human salaries. This practice is leaving many performers without a way to earn a living.
Labor disputes are now breaking out across the country as workers fight back. While technology moves quickly, the legal system is struggling to keep up with these unfair demands. It is a sign of what might happen to entertainment jobs everywhere.
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