CHINESE PLATFORMS PAY FOR AI LIKENESS LICENSES
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Chinese platforms ActID and New Claw are launching marketplaces where people can license their likeness for AI-generated content, including dramas and advertisements. The trend highlights both opportunities and risks in the biometric data economy.
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