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China’s MiniMax curbs overseas use of new AI video model amid copyright disputes

  • Posted on August 4, 2026
  • By South China Morning Post
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  • 1 min read
In brief

MiniMax's H3 represents a significant advancement in AI-generated video technology, entering a competitive market dominated by established players. However, the company has implemented geographic restrictions limiting accessibility in major Western markets including the United States, European Union, United Kingdom, and South Korea. These licensing limitations stem from ongoing copyright concerns and intellectual property disputes that continue to shape the generative video landscape. The strategic decision reflects broader industry challenges around content ownership and regulatory compliance.

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China’s MiniMax curbs overseas use of new AI video model amid copyright disputes
China’s MiniMax curbs overseas use of new AI video model amid copyright disputes

H3 model enters the generative video battleground, but licensing carve-outs restrict use in US, EU, UK and South Korea.
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South China Morning Post

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