Group 1 - The short drama industry has experienced rapid growth, reaching a market size of 600 billion in just five years, surpassing the 23 years of marketization in Chinese cinema [7] - The industry is undergoing significant transformation, with many companies shutting down, employees leaving, and entrepreneurs seeking new directions [4][9] - The business model and content types within the short drama industry are changing dramatically, leading to a shift in the roles and expectations of industry participants [8][9] Group 2 - Many industry professionals report challenges such as layoffs, legal disputes, and financial losses, indicating a turbulent environment [3] - The rise of AI-generated scripts and the dominance of platforms are reshaping the creative landscape, often prioritizing quantity over quality [57] - The competition within the industry is intense, with a focus on rapid production and market adaptation, leading to a dichotomy between profit-making and artistic integrity [56][59] Group 3 - The platforms have gained significant power, dictating terms and conditions for production companies, which has led to a decrease in creative freedom [29][33] - The financial dynamics have shifted, with platforms increasing their revenue share from creators, impacting the profitability of production companies [30][48] - The industry is at a crossroads, where the future may depend on the ability of creators to navigate these changes and determine their priorities between financial success and meaningful work [59][60]

Group 1 - The core issue of plagiarism and "washing" is the infringement of intellectual property rights, which is considered a person's intellectual achievement and should not be violated [1][2] - "Washing" is described as a more sophisticated form of plagiarism, where original works are altered without permission, leading to substantial similarities in core facts and arguments [1][2] - The phenomenon of "washing" is often linked to self-media practices, where individuals seek to profit from minimal effort, leading to a waste of editorial resources and potential issues for media outlets [2] Group 2 - Platforms related to "washing" should take responsibility by enhancing management awareness and establishing mechanisms to address complaints effectively [3] - Legal actions should be taken against severe cases of "washing," as demonstrated by a recent court ruling in Shanghai where individuals were sentenced for illegal operations involving AI software for "washing" [3] - "Washing" violates journalistic ethics and infringes on intellectual property rights, highlighting the need for stricter enforcement in the digital age [4]

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