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AI & Enterprise
Morgan Stanley says China consumer AI use rate is 80 percent, surpassing U.S., driven by super apps
China is ahead of the United States in consumer adoption of artificial intelligence, with 80 percent of Chinese respondents using AI at least weekly for personal purposes, compared with 54 percent in the U.S., Morgan Stanley said. It attributed China’s advantage to distribution through everyday “super apps” that embed text, image, video and code generation. China’s generative AI user base also rose sharply from December 2024 to December 2025.
Industry
AI makes up 95 percent of China\'s short-form dramas, raising job pressure on actors and crews
AI is rapidly replacing actors and production staff in China’s short-form content market, with most popular Douyin animations and dramas now AI-made and production times cut to 1 to 2 days. DataEye counted 89 AI-made titles among Douyin’s top 100 in May 2026, while more than 95 percent of short-form dramas released in China in the first quarter were AI-generated. Industry workers report fewer jobs and lower pay as AI replicas emerge.
Industry
China exoskeleton robot market posts record growth
China\'s wearable exoskeleton robot market is growing rapidly and has reached a record size, with applications expanding from medical rehabilitation to elderly assistance, tourism and industry. IDC estimated 2025 shipments at about 26,000 units and market size at more than 1.6 billion yuan. Medical rehabilitation generated most revenue, while consumer-assist devices drove volume. Industrial use remains early-stage. Investment rose in 2025, and some firms are expanding overseas.
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Industry
CBE 2026: Korean beauty trend captivates Chinese actress
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Telecommunications & Media
AI reshapes media from production to distribution
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Industry
ByteDance valuation tops $600 billion as demand surges for founder stake sale
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AI & Enterprise
Next-generation Chinese AI models set for Lunar New Year showdown
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AI & Enterprise
Kuaishou AI video tool Kling tops 12 million MAU; 2025 revenue seen at $140 million
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AI & Enterprise
Kuaishou\'s Kling AI video tool tops $20 million in revenue in December alone