Embracing the controversial technology might help retailer Pop Mart adapt the fad before it fizzles, but the cultural consequences in the U.S. could be dire.

The China Film Foundation, a nonprofit fund under the Chinese government, plans to use AI to revitalize 100 kung fu classics including "Police Story," "Once Upon a Time in China" and "Fist of Fury ...

Laura Sirikul with her Labubu Meanwhile, the China Film Foundation recently announced an AI-driven “revitalization” project targeting 100 martial arts classics.

While attention is being paid to the operations of the likes of China Film Co., Ltd., CMC Pictures, Bona Film Group, iQIYI, China Film Archive, China Film Foundation, the Beijing Film Academy and ...

The China Film Pavilion at this year’s Cannes International Film Festival brought together over 60 Chinese film companies and institutions, including China Film Co. Ltd., CMC Pictures, Bona Film ...

A collection of Chinese film studios have set plans to reimagine the Kung Fu Classics in their libraries using AI technology. The studios partnered with the China Film Foundation announced their ...

At the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival, the China Film Foundation and partners launched two major AI -driven initiatives under the Kung Fu Film Heritage Project: a large-scale effort to ...

Plans to use AI to revitalise 100 kung fu classics such as Police Story and Fist of Fury show a gulf in attitudes between China and the US.

Project partners also include the China Film Foundation’s Film and Urban Development Special Fund, and Quantum Animation, the studio behind A Better Tomorrow: Cyber Frontier. Advances in AI have ...