On the Chinese internet, cats and dogs have long been the stars of heartwarming videos. However, a new phenomenon is shaking things up: these animals, now entirely created by artificial intelligence, are taking center stage in hugely successful mini-series. Behind their cute appearances lies a veritable digital industry that blends emotion, technology, and profitability.<\/p>\n
On short-video apps hugely popular in China, entire stories are now being written and animated by AI. One of the most famous tells the story of a working-class cat mocked by wealthy animals, who ultimately succeeds and proves his worth. The recipe: a blend of empathy, revenge, and a popular moral message\u2014but without actors or cameras.<\/p>\n
These clips, often barely a minute long, attract millions of views. A single account, managed by an independent creator using free AI tools, can rake in several thousand euros a month. All with minimal investment: a few reused texts, automatically generated images, and a little imagination to tie it all together. <\/p>\n
\n@verdlr<\/a> \ud83d\udc94A wounded heart can heal.#aicat<\/a> #cat<\/a> #aistory<\/a> #shorts<\/a>#aidog<\/a> \u266c original sound - Verdlr<\/a><\/section>\n<\/blockquote>\n