Joe FierHead of Builds, Delphi · Scaling expert knowledge with AI

Is CHINA leading the charge? #aivideo #aimarketing

Name: Is CHINA leading the charge? #aivideo #aimarketing
Uploaded: 2026-02-20T18:57:41+00:00
Duration: 14 s
Channel: Joe Fier
Description: In this short dialogue, the speakers compare AI training data practices between Western companies such as Google and OpenAI and those in China…

20 Feb 2026 · 0 min

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In this short dialogue, the speakers compare AI training data practices between Western companies such as Google and OpenAI and those in China, suggesting that looser regulations in China may allow faster innovation and potentially stronger models. They then discuss the advantages of AI‑generated explainer videos for businesses, especially e‑commerce, while flagging the ethical gray area of creating videos that appear to show a product in use when they do not. The conversation culminates in a warning about deepfakes, concluding that viewers will soon need to assume any video is fabricated until it can be verified.

People are saying, well, where are you getting your training data now? Google and OpenAI and companies like that have to be really, really careful with what they actually put into the training portion of the models. Well, if over in China they're just kind of like we're throwing it all in, well, they're going to have the better models as a result,
the speed of innovation, the fact that there's maybe lesser no regulations on that training data, who knows what's going to come.
There's obviously pros and cons. Being able to quickly make an explainer video for your company that shows off what it does, that's pretty cool. You know, maybe if you do have an E commerce business and you're selling physical products and you want to make a quick video of somebody using your product, okay, that's, that's starting to lean a little more into like slightly deceptive side of like, okay, we're seeing this in use, but that's not actually it in use. So how good is the quality going to be compared to what we see in the video? But then you've also got the whole deep fake side. We're getting to a world where we're not going to know anymore. I think everybody now is going to need to default to. When I see a video, I have to assume it's fake until proven otherwise.