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New book explores cinema's future amid AI and short videos

A new book titled "The Spirit of Cinema" by Wang Xiaolu, published by Guangdong People's Publishing House, delves into the evolving landscape of cinema. The book examines cinema's historical function as a communal experience and contemplates its future in an era dominated by short videos and artificial intelligence. It raises questions about the sustainability of shared cultural spaces and the broader trajectory of the film industry. AI

IMPACT Explores the potential impact of AI on the future of cinema and shared cultural experiences.

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    A new book, "The Spirit of Cinema" by Wang Xiaolu (Guangdong People's Publishing House), explores cinema's enduring role as a shared public experience amidst sh

    A new book, "The Spirit of Cinema" by Wang Xiaolu (Guangdong People's Publishing House), explores cinema's enduring role as a shared public experience amidst short videos and AI. It questions the future of collective cultural spaces and the industry's evolution in a fragmented wo…