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A significant video cited in the sources is a presentation by Angela Huyue Zhang from the Philip K.H. Wong Centre for Chinese Law, titled "How China Regulates Big Tech and Governs AI" (2024).
• Content: This video provides insights into China's unique hybrid regulatory system, which combines top-down guidance aligned with "core socialist values" with decentralized, competitive innovation at the local level.
• Context: It supports the sources' discussion on how China uses an iterative process involving academics, corporations, and bureaucrats to formulate laws for specific use cases, such as deepfakes and recommendation algorithms, while simultaneously pursuing its "Made in China 2025" industrial goals.

TED Video on the Real Dangers of AI
The sources also reference a TED talk by Sasha Luccioni titled "The Real Reasons Why AI is Dangerous".
• Content: This video shifts the focus away from science-fiction scenarios of "superintelligent" machines taking over the world. Instead, Luccioni discusses the tangible, immediate risks inherent in current AI development.
• Key Risks Highlighted: The video addresses critical issues such as job displacement (noting that 44% of worker skills will be disrupted by 2028), the perpetuation of human biases in algorithmic models, and the security threats posed by data privacy breaches and deepfakes.
Additional Mentions of Video Technology
Beyond these specific presentations, the sources mention video in the context of AI-driven content creation:
• Video Generation Tools: One source lists a related article titled "5 Best AI Video Generation Tools 2026," highlighting the rapid advancement of generative AI in producing synthetic media.
• Likeness Protections: Legislative efforts in the U.S., such as the proposed No FAKES Act, specifically aim to protect individuals' visual and voice likenesses from being used in AI-generated videos without permission.