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Chen Rui's Wuzhen Argument Makes Human Judgment the Real AI Content Test

Chen Rui's Wuzhen Argument Makes Human Judgment the Real AI Content Test

As of 2026-11-04 06:31 UTC, On November 4, 2026, Chen Rui, chairman and CEO of Bilibili, delivered a keynote speech titled "Content Creation in the Age of AI" at the Internet Entrepreneurs Forum of the 2026 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit.

His central claim was blunt: AI technology will surpass humans, while good content will remain human-led.

That distinction matters. Capability and editorial judgment are not the same thing. AI can generate text, images, and video, but a platform's strategic choices still depend on human priorities: what deserves attention, what fits the community, what earns trust, and when speed should give way to restraint.

The practical test for AI-assisted creation is therefore not whether a machine can produce more material. It is whether human editors can identify the signal, shape the finished piece, and accept responsibility for it.

For tech platforms, this puts human-led content at the center of product design rather than treating it as a fallback for what automation cannot handle.

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