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Zhu Xinmei, Director & Research Fellow, Institute of International Communication, Development Research Center, National Radio and Television Administration of #China#, holds the view that #shortdramas# have developed into a mature industry, offering new opportunities for traditional media and overseas IP owners. Film and television institutions can leverage their #storytelling# expertise to shift into AI-generated short dramas. While AI expands the range of creative themes, stories with universal human appeal remain the core of communication.

I listened to 85 minutes of The Economist’s interview of Elon so you don’t have to. Besides, it’s behind a paywall. Elon’s predictions: In five years, AI compute will exceed the sum of all human intelligence. In ten years, we will have reached the age of abundance. Money won’t matter. Everyone will have what they need or want (at least in economies that embrace AI). Ms. Beddoes tried to pin Elon down on how the economy will transform that way, but he wouldn’t get into specifics beyond noting that widespread AI robotics is a deflationary force. This means governments won’t need to raise taxes for universal basic income schemes, or, as Elon likes to call it, universal high income, since they will simply be able to print money to ward off deflation caused by the robot economy. She noted that Elon appears to have a more sanguine view of AI lately. He replied that he’s concluded superintelligent AI is now inevitable, so there’s no point trying to stop or slow it down, it can’t be done. We might as well enjoy the ride. The interviewer also noted that Mars no longer seems to be Elon’s overall ambition. He answered that his real mission was always to propagate and preserve human consciousness into the far future. Mars was just a vehicle for that. But now AI is a very important part of that goal. AI will necessarily be part of any future plan. And then came the oh-so-typical, increasingly tiresome part of most long journalist interviews: the interviewer constructs a straw-man version of Elon and argues against it. Elon carefully explained that he isn’t a raging far-right extremist, racist Nazi who kills puppies … and the journalist still didn't believe it. It is so effing tiresome. The lack of self-awareness on the part of journalists is off the charts. She complained about Elon’s supposed misperception of how dangerous London is, while remaining oblivious to the role she plays in creating the giant misperception of Elon as a person in her own writing. Elon defended his political views, saying he is for secure borders, locking up criminals, and balanced government spending, something even she had to admit didn’t sound crazy. And… that’s about it for an 85-minute interview. I couldn’t help but think that the next long-form interview Elon does should be conducted by an AI.

“The spirit of the Long March are values that are universally admired.” After retracing the Long March route in #Gansu#, David Ferguson, honorary chief English editor of the Foreign Languages Press, said the journey deepened his understanding of this historic chapter. Although he had edited many books about the Long March, visiting the sites where history unfolded and crossing steep mountains himself brought the story to life. For him, the Long March is defined by enduring values that continue to inspire today. #GansuStories# @ChineseEmbinUK

In today’s Fix, Nintendo says it won’t share tariff refunds with consumers, CD Projekt Red shares the reveal date for the next The Witcher 3 expansion, and a look at Hiccup’s Wing Gliders at Universal Orlando Resort’s Universal Epic Universe. Presented by @UniversalORL

Dyson came out with its first travel hair dryer, the Supersonic Travel. At 0.7lbs, this hair dryer features the same heat control as the standard Supersonic and universal voltage for travel. Check it out now

Professor Ludwig shouting out bobby scar at streamer university. wild reminder that even one of the most universally loved melee commentators got hate farmed back in the day. #ssbm# #smashbros# #streameruniversity#

An Indonesian YouTube channel called Albumology has built a fascinating library of retro Hindi classics, reimagined in Reggae/Ska. Using local Indonesian session musicians and vocalists, they’ve given these songs an entirely new cultural texture. I came across this rendition of Neele Gagan Ke Tale in a post by @SHEKARSUSHEEL I couldn’t stop playing it on loop. It’s now downloaded and will become a permanent part of my road trip playlist. The original, in the immortal voice of Mahendra Kapoor, is, of course, beyond comparison. But this arrangement gives the song a universal feel. It’ll make you tap your feet, no matter where you come from. And listening to the lyrics again, I was struck by how beautifully they celebrate the natural world. Long before sustainability became a global movement, this song was already reminding us of our bond with the planet. Perhaps it deserves to be an anthem for that cause. #SundayWanderer#

¿Por qué Musk odia tanto el trabajo remoto? Porque lo considera inmoral. Puedes quedarte en casa en pijama, con tu café y tu laptop, “produciendo”. Pero quien fabrica el auto que usas, construye tu casa, cocina tu comida o te la entrega a domicilio no tiene esa opción. Ellos deben presentarse para que tu vida funcione. El trabajo remoto no es un derecho universal. Es un privilegio de la clase que trabaja frente a una pantalla: solo ellos pueden desconectarse del mundo real mientras otros mantienen el sistema. Musk va más allá: en la oficina se innova más rápido, se resuelven problemas en minutos y los nuevos aprenden observando a los mejores. En videollamada todo eso se diluye. Por eso en Tesla, SpaceX y X la regla es clara y sin excepciones: a la oficina. No es capricho de jefe autoritario. Es su forma de evitar crear una nueva casta de privilegiados mientras el resto carga el peso. ¿Estás de acuerdo o crees que se equivoca?