Video editing platform InVideo recently launched a significant upgrade version 3.0, introducing AI-based text-to-video generation capabilities. Users can create real-life footage, animated, or anime-style video content simply by entering text prompts, with customizable adjustments for different platforms such as YouTube, Instagram Reels, and LinkedIn. Although this new feature relies on third-party AI models, users can dynamically modify the video in real-time by adding text prompts.

On August 30, Jinjiang Literature City issued a statement firmly opposing the recent AI infringement incident on the Xiaohongshu platform, emphasizing the protection of copyright for original content. In this incident, a blogger used original works on the platform to train an AI model and generate text, even establishing a group to share tutorials to attract traffic. Jinjiang Literature City believes this action severely infringes on the rights of authors and has sent a rights protection letter to the Xiaohongshu platform demanding the removal of infringing content and accounts. The platform stated it will continue to monitor such infringing behavior and resolutely protect authors' legitimate rights, explicitly indicating that it will not tolerate any theft of works.