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AI short-drama pricing drops to 400 yuan per minute; editing software firms are the first to feel the squeeze on profit margins.

Author: Conlin Recently, according to multiple media reports, the quoted price for mass-produced AI animated dramas has fallen to 400 yuan per minute, while the minimum production costs for some AI short dramas featuring commentary have been further reduced. Meanwhile, the gross profit margins of video-editing software companies have begun to decline. Wondershare’s gross margin dropped from 95.48% in 2021 to 90.77% in 2025, and Meitu’s gross margin stood at 73.6% in 2025, down 2.4 percentage points year over year. The cheaper the production side becomes, the thinner the profit margins for the tools themselves—meaning that the savings users enjoy...

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AI’s Double 11 Puzzle: Merchants Have Paid, Users Are Just Hunting for Freebies

During the 2026 Double 11 shopping festival, AI commercialization showed marked differentiation: on the merchant side (e.g., Qwen Office for E-commerce), paid adoption has already taken hold, with 20% of paying users coming from the e‑commerce sector; on the consumer side, order placement is driven by subsidies offered through distribution channels such as DouBao and Qwen, resulting in a price gap of 37.5%, yet user trust remains low (only 16.06% believe AI can accurately match products), and AI‑powered shopping assistants have not yet truly replaced traditional decision‑making pathways.

Why it matters：The material is based on an in-depth report published by Titanium Media on October 26, 2026, which systematically reviews three categories of AI applications during Double 11: ① AI-powered shopping assistance penetrating the transaction stage (with DouBao/Qwen supporting order placement and payment); ② Token services launched on Tmall and JD.com (with first-day GMV up 450% year-over-year, though sales remain in the early stages); and ③ Merchant tools leading the way in monetization (with clear examples of cost reduction through Qwen Office, integrated into Alibaba’s business systems). All facts are drawn directly from the timeframes, data, and sources explicitly disclosed in the article, with no external inferences.