Chinese Sell Their Face for AI-Generated Commercials and Movies. How Much Does It Cost for an Ordinary Man
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In China, ordinary people have started earning money by renting out digital copies of their faces to artificial intelligence companies. While some advertisements offer up to $15,000 for the use of faces, one bank employee earned $370 in three days.
More and more people in an Asian country sell their rights on their own face to be used in productions made with artificial intelligence, such as short movies, commercials or games.
China is rapidly developing an unusual market: people can license their face to appear in commercials, short series, movies, animations or games generated with artificial intelligence.
In China, people who want to sell their image to content producers can earn up to $15,000. Digital platforms then use their faces in ads and games generated by...
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