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Rapid advances in China’s AI video space lead to widespread tech adoption

Cutting-edge tools from Shengshu, Kuaishou, Alibaba Cloud and SenseTime transform content creation for marketers and creators alike

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Chinese AI start-up Shengshu Technology has released a new version of Vidu, its text-to-video tool similar to OpenAI’s Sora. Photo: Handout
Ben Jiangin Beijing

China’s artificial intelligence video market is heating up as companies race to launch generative tools, promising to produce high-quality, realistic clips, fuelled by the growing adoption of AI in video creation across industries.

Beijing-based Shengshu Tech, the first mainland Chinese firm to roll out a challenger to OpenAI’s Sora video generation tool, on Tuesday unveiled an AI agent it said was a “one-click professional video creation tool”, capable of turning images into high-quality, expressive videos within minutes.

AI agents are software programmes designed to leverage the strength of AI models to autonomously perform various tasks on behalf of a user or another system.

Shengshu’s Vidu Agent integrates multiple steps in the video production process – from creative planning to video and voice-over generation – into a single workflow. This makes it a handy tool for content creators, companies and marketers to create a wide range of content, such as TV commercials and music videos, which can be deployed on streaming and short video platforms.

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