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Originally Posted by ZTT
You say yourself avatars will become the norm, with AI generated personas. If that's true, and it is, it's cam sites that will be wiped out, not models.
There will be no industry, no increase in sales and no sales at all from AI models, because it will all be generated on a mobile or PC app.
And if people want human models, for the fantasy that they're potentially 'meetable' or something, they'll find them on the world's biggest porn site, Twitter.
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I disagree.
The future I envision is one where AI-generated models will replace live models in webcam chat. Users will have the opportunity to engage in explicit conversations and witness virtual performances, for which they will pay corresponding fees.
These AI models can be presented in two possible ways: as a wall of models, similar to the current layout on cam sites, or as individual "friends" that users can download and interact with. It's also likely that both presentation styles will coexist.
Just as it is done today, the AI models that generate the highest sales will be prominently featured on sites and receive promotion. They will continue to be in the spotlight, maintaining a similar framework to what we observe currently.
What young models should consider for the future is the acquisition of full-body, high-fidelity 3D scans of themselves and the copyrighting of their likeness. By doing so, models can monetize their digital avatars by licensing them to "cam" companies.
One evident advantage of this approach is that models can perpetually maintain a youthful appearance. Models who age into their 30s, 40s, and beyond can still generate income as "living," "breathing" avatars, presenting themselves as perennial teenagers to cater to specific preferences.