3 6 Ke·2026-01-07 10:47Group 1 - The article discusses the emergence of AI-generated content featuring iconic Hollywood IPs, highlighting a viral video that combines characters from various franchises like SpongeBob and Transformers, showcasing the creativity of AI in reimagining these characters [1][6][20] - The competition between major streaming platforms, particularly Paramount and Netflix, is intensifying, with Netflix's $827 billion acquisition plan for Warner Bros and Paramount's $1,084 billion hostile bid [6][36] - AI-generated content is becoming a new trend in the streaming era, with significant viewership numbers, such as a single video on X surpassing 7.3 million views [8][20] Group 2 - Disney has taken a proactive approach by investing $1 billion in OpenAI and granting access to over 200 characters from its franchises for AI-generated content, aiming to establish a controlled industry standard [31][35] - Other streaming companies like Tencent and iQIYI are also adapting to AI technologies, with Tencent launching an "AI long film experiment plan" to explore AI-driven content creation [36][44] - iQIYI has initiated legal action against AI companies for unauthorized use of its copyrighted materials, indicating a more open stance towards AI collaboration compared to Disney's exclusive strategy [46][48]