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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

AI microdramas cause ‘aesthetic fatigue’, professor tells Macau forum

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Formulaic AI-generated microdramas risk stifling human creativity and innovation, a Beijing professor has warned at a forum in Macau.

Zhang Lanshan, a professor at the School of Digital Media and Design Arts at the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, said that while audiences loved such standardised content, it posed a risk to diversity and artistic endeavour.

Experts, including from several Hong Kong institutions, also warned users of artificial intelligence about the cultural homogenisation and disinformation that large language models could bring.

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