iQIYI Launches AI Toolkit with Database of 100+ Actors Who Consented to Digital Likeness Use

China's largest streaming platform is letting creators generate video content using AI likenesses of real actors — with consent and revenue sharing — previewing what Hollywood's AI future might actually look like.

iQIYI, China's largest streaming platform, announced Nadou Pro, an AI video generation toolkit that includes a database of over 100 registered actors whose digital likenesses can be used by creators, as @PopBase reported. The system is consent-based, with actors opting in and receiving revenue share from content generated using their likeness.

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