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  1. 钛媒体51

    AI cat and dog short dramas become a real money-making business on Douyin and Xiaohongshu

    Zinc Depth (锌刻度) reports that AI-generated cat and dog videos have evolved from simple lip-sync clips into serialized short dramas that are now a monetized business. Douyin's #AI pet topic has reached 2.64 billion cumulative views with over 124,000 creators. New video tools like ByteDance Seedance 2.0, Kling AI and Jimeng let animal characters express emotions near human-actor level, fueling hits like the palace-drama series featuring an AI bichon, with The Fat Orange Story reaching 190 million views across 103 episodes. Creators monetize via brand deals (one top account charges up to RMB 80,000 per custom ad), merchandise, paid tutorials, and e-commerce commissions, while homogenized content is squeezing smaller accounts.

  2. 钛媒体50

    The "Economics" of Hackathons: Who Really Pays for China's Nearly 500 Hackathons a Half-Year?

    Nearly 500 hackathons were held across China in the first half of 2026 — averaging 2–3 per day — as AI Coding and Vibe Coding lowered the barrier to building demos. Organizers spend anywhere from under RMB 20,000 to RMB 1.2 million per event, funded mainly through government subsidies and corporate sponsorships, with cash sponsors rare: among 90+ companies one team approached, fewer than 10 offered RMB 40,000–80,000. The events themselves rarely turn a profit; organizers and sponsors seek recruiting pipelines, brand exposure, and founder credibility instead.

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