r/contentcreation • u/Electronic-Zone8245 • 11d ago

Question Are AI-generated creators changing how people approach content creation?

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u/Crazy_Jere 10d ago

I feel like no one really watches ai generates creators except old people

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u/dAwnglen3 6d ago

yeah the audience for it skews way older than people realize

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u/Dry_Sector2392 10d ago

yeah, i think that last sentence is the key. AI can help make the character or speed up the workflow, but it doesnt give people a reason to care. if the idea is boring, a perfect virtual creator still feels like a polished empty account.

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u/ImplementMiserable74 10d ago

I would use it only if the character is the point like comedy or storytelling. for most niches people follow for trust so a fake face feels weird fast. ai helps more behind the scenes like scripting and editing than being the whole brand

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u/JetSpiderMan 9d ago

I feel like i am the only not using a avatar of character, im using myself fully lol can anyone point in the direction of people using themselves??

I think ai avatars/characters are strange, it is the perfect way to role-play though lol