Recently, while chatting with a fren, we talked about how when watching short videos or live streams, sometimes it's hard to tell if the person on the other side is a real person or using a virtual avatar. This is no longer a novelty — more and more brands are starting to use digital humans for promotion, characters in games are becoming more and more like real actors, and some live streamers can be online all day without ever showing their faces. Behind this, it is very likely that AI-driven virtual humans are at work.

Have you noticed that the game characters or virtual characters in movies nowadays look more and more like real people? It's not just their appearance; even their tone of voice, changes in expressions, and details of gestures are very natural. @antix_in is doing this - creating digital humans that look, move, and speak almost indistinguishably from real people using artificial intelligence.

These digital avatars can be customized for emotions, languages, and actions as needed, suitable for use in advertising, live streaming, gaming, virtual events, and various other occasions. More importantly, they can be authenticated through blockchain technology, ensuring that the creator owns them and cannot be copied or misused by others. This represents a more efficient and secure way of digital expression for creators, brands, and companies.

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