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Translated data: On November 27th, Bilibili featured an AI-generated parody video, where UP master "Why Do Girls Wear Miniskirts" broke traditional norms by using AI voice to create the video, sparking heated discussions among netizens. Although AI's progress in the parody field is slow, some believe that technological advancements will bring more innovations. Previous cases like "Making Taylor Swift Speak Chinese" have shown the strong potential of AI in the field of voice. While it cannot completely replace traditional parody video production, technological progress brings expectations for future expansion of AI in the video creation field.

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