China’s state media turns to social media and AI to tell its story — and often mock the US
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China's state media is using social media and AI to tell its story and mock the US, creating AI-generated animations that have gone viral. The move is part of China's efforts to boost its global influence and counter Western narratives, and is seen as a more effective way to engage younger audiences worldwide.
China's state media is using social media and AI to tell its story. It has created AI-generated animations that mock the US, including a five-minute animation about the war in Iran. The animations are part of China's efforts to boost its global influence and counter Western narratives. China's President Xi Jinping has pushed for years to improve the country's messaging abilities. The use of AI animation is seen as a more effective way to engage younger audiences worldwide. China's state media has also used social media to release patriotic films and anti-corruption TV series.
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