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Shi Yuxiang, a 34-year-old professional in the entertainment industry from Beijing, is excited to explore the latest advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) for video production. Just recently, OpenAI launched its long-anticipated video generation tool, Sora, earlier this month. In the meantime, Shi has been trying out various Chinese alternatives to meet his needs.<\/p>\n
\u201cI always give new products a shot,\u201d remarked Shi. If he finds a tool that stands out, he doesn’t hesitate to subscribe to it.<\/p>\n
Shi is part of a growing number of tech-savvy users in China who have access to a wide variety of local generative AI (GenAI) services. Major tech firms and well-funded start-ups are competing fiercely for customers in this fast-paced market. As of November, Chinese regulators have approved 252 GenAI services for public use in the country.<\/p>\n
Domestic companies are quickly stepping up to take the place of leading global AI brands, such as OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, and Google. These well-known services are not currently available to China’s vast internet user base.<\/p>\n
While Chinese firms initially struggled to keep up with their Western counterparts following the release of ChatGPT by OpenAI in late 2022, they have made significant progress this year.<\/p>\n
When OpenAI announced Sora in February and opened limited access to select testers, it seemed that China’s AI industry, already facing challenges from U.S. chip restrictions, was lagging behind. However, the ambition and innovation of Chinese companies are reshaping the landscape of AI technology within the country.
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