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AI is redefining cinema. A single filmmaker using AI has the leverage of a Hollywood studio and what used to cost millions. In the 70s, Steve Jobs and Woz built the personal computer revolution in a garage. In the 2000s, Zuckerberg built a software empire from his dorm room.... show more

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🇨🇳 AI isn’t “replacing” film, it’s rewriting the grammar of cinema. This student film competition shows exactly why: China’s new generation isn’t arguing about whether AI should exist in filmmaking. They’re already using it, blending classical techniques with generative tools, expanding visual language, and treating AI as part of the craft, not a threat to it. When a country integrates industry, research, and education at this scale, it doesn’t just adapt to the future. It builds it. The next wave of global cinema may not come from Hollywood’s nostalgia, but from classrooms where students treat AI as naturally as a camera.

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