After several AI dramas, it was clear that the characters were different, but they seemed to have met before. Recently, a skit platform issued an announcement clarifying that AI drama character creation should avoid similarities and put an end to “one size fits all.” In fact, this AI homogenization problem has spread from the skit industry to various fields such as visual design and media operations, which not only aroused public disgust, but also blocked innovation in the cultural industry. AI homogenization is rampant. On the one hand, technology has lowered the creative threshold. Many authors copy mature templates and replicate popular content to seize the market and gain traffic. On the other hand, standards for determining copyright ownership and originality of AI-generated content are inadequate, and supervision and management are lagging behind, fueling the “Nazaism.”

After several AI dramas, it was clear that the characters were different, but they seemed to have met before. Recently, a skit platform issued an announcement clarifying that AI drama character creation should avoid similarities and put an end to “one size fits all.” In fact, this AI homogenization problem has spread from the skit industry to various fields such as visual design and media operations, which not only aroused public disgust, but also blocked innovation in the cultural industry. AI homogenization is rampant. On the one hand, technology has lowered the creative threshold. Many authors copy mature templates and replicate popular content to seize the market and gain traffic. On the other hand, standards for determining copyright ownership and originality of AI-generated content are inadequate, and supervision and management are lagging behind, fueling the “Nazaism.”