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The proliferation of AI figures and digital celebrities raises fundamental questions. Will audiences accept digital personalities with fabricated scandals or redemption arcs? Could AI influencers go through "bad girl" phases or self-destruct, only to be later redeemed in virtual narratives? These fabricated controversies could serve as new forms of entertainment—scripted, controlled, and devoid of real human flaws.
There is also worry that society is moving away from valuing authenticity and into a realm where images, both digital and superficial, reign supreme. Younger generations, raised on platforms like Cocoa Melon and TikTok, may find it increasingly difficult to relate to real humans with imperfections, favoring curated and AI-generated perfection instead.