00:00A reminder before watching the video
00:01Popular websites have more content
00:04Many people believe that during their growth process
00:06I've been nagged like this by my elders at home.
00:09Don't be a screen addict all the time.
00:11You've been using your phone for too long.
00:13It's bad for your eyes, etc.
00:15However, the roles are now completely reversed.
00:18Instead, they became children.
00:20After patiently persuading the elderly in the family...
00:23Stop looking at your phone.
00:25AI-generated short dramas
00:27It has recently sparked an amazing craze on various platforms.
00:30Many elderly and retired people around the world are deeply involved in this.
00:34Spend a lot of time every day
00:36Watch these short dramas on your phone
00:38This phenomenon is almost like poisoning.
00:41This has caused considerable concern among many family members.
00:43A Taiwanese netizen
00:45Recently shared on social media platforms
00:47Her mother has recently become obsessed with AI short dramas.
00:50Whether it's eating or going to the toilet
00:52Cooking rice until the spare time before bed
00:55Almost everyone watches dramas while wearing headphones and staring at their phones.
00:58This post quickly sparked heated discussions.
01:01Many netizens left comments saying
01:03The same applies to the elders in one's own family.
01:06Some people say that whenever her family members try to talk to her mother-in-law...
01:09My mother-in-law always looks impatient.
01:11Even while taking the bus or going for a walk, I'm glued to my phone, watching short dramas non-stop.
01:16Some people were even more outspoken.
01:17The elders in the family have already watched the short drama.
01:20I've seen signs of dementia.
01:22The exaggeration is astonishing.
01:25So why do these actors all look almost identical?
01:28AI short dramas with all the same plots
01:32What kind of magic can make the elderly...
01:34Once you start watching, you can't stop!
01:36Psychiatrist Yang Congcai pointed out
01:38This is because of AI short dramas.
01:39It cleverly incorporates the storytelling tropes that the human brain prefers.
01:44Like mother-in-law and daughter-in-law conflicts
01:46Family disputes
01:47A life turned around or the principle of karmic retribution, etc.
01:50Themes that are familiar to the brain and easily resonate with it
01:54In addition, each episode of the short drama is short.
01:57Plot twists and turns
01:58Therefore, it's easier to attract viewers.
02:00I've been following and watching it.
02:02Even if the elders are rational
02:04He knew the characters and the plot were fake.
02:07But his emotions are still deeply affected.
02:10Dr. Yang said this phenomenon has psychological implications.
02:13It is called being willing to believe
02:15Especially since many dramas focus on dementia care.
02:19Parent-child relationship
02:20Real-world issues such as property disputes
02:23Many elders felt that
02:24These stories are similar to their life experiences.
02:27It makes them more likely to get emotionally involved.
02:30That creates a sense of companionship and identification.
02:32The professor at the University of Padua in Italy also warned that...
02:35Even if the user knows that the content is fictional.
02:38They will not be misled or deceived as a result.
02:41However, when you become accustomed to quickly browsing this type of lack...
02:45When it comes to films in a substantial sense...
02:48It will aggravate the symptoms in the brain and viscera.
02:50Human focus and cognitive abilities
02:53This could have potential impacts
02:55So what is the reality?
02:57Fruit 8 PM Show Circulating on European and American Internet
03:00From all sorts of bizarre AI stories...
03:02Both can trap people in an endless loop.
03:06According to a BBC report
03:07Catwing, an AI content platform company
03:10To verify this phenomenon...
03:12They specifically created a brand new YouTube account for testing.
03:16The results showed that the system pushed the message to new accounts...
03:19Among the top 100 short videos
03:22Up to one-fifth
03:24It's a low-quality AI video.
03:26It shows this type of content.
03:28It has already permeated the recommendation mechanisms of mainstream platforms.
03:32Rather than a niche phenomenon
03:34Okay, let's get back to the main question.
03:37If the elders in the family are addicted to AI short dramas
03:40What should we do then?
03:41Dr. Yang said the least recommended approach is
03:44Should we forbid them from watching or reprimand them?
03:47He said that instead of criticizing them from a superior position...
03:50It would be better to watch and discuss the plot with your elders.
03:53Turn watching TV series into an opportunity for parent-child interaction
03:57At the same time, it is also stipulated that
03:58The time slots they watch each day
04:00No staying up late to watch TV shows
04:01And arrange walking tours and reading.
04:04And activities such as gatherings with friends.
04:07Make the elderly's life focus
04:09No longer just revolving around mobile phones and AI short dramas
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