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I don't think so, although there is such a situation, but after all, it is a minority, and I also think that being down-to-earth can make our lives stable and beautiful, so don't see the wind and rudder.

The virtual anchor really came, and not long ago, a virtual anchor on Bilibili earned more than one million after two hours of bringing the goods. Such a good result also makes many live anchors smell danger, and under such a good result, many people are worried about whether the future development direction of anchors will all be closer to the virtual aspect? Then let's have a good talk about whether this virtual anchor will become a trend of future anchors.

From my point of view, it is still unlikely that virtual anchors will replace real anchors as a trend in the future. Why? The reason why the virtual anchor was able to achieve such good results in his debut is entirely because everyone has not been exposed to such a type before, just like the real anchors who have just started to do live broadcasts, they have all achieved good results.

But when people have more contact, they will slowly calm down and lose attention to this aspect. <>

Because it is the audience who buys the goods, they will definitely ask for the authenticity of a user experience, and the product explanation from the mouth of a virtual person, although it is very detailed, but he has no way to comment on a user experience. Because only after a real person has experienced it, can he clearly describe what kind of feeling this product is, so that the audience can resonate and buy this product. <>

There is also the most important point, that is, virtual people do not represent idols, we all know that an idol effect is very large, for example, when Andy Lau starts a live broadcast, is the number of viewers casually hundreds of millions? I guess that's for sure. If Andy Lau comes out to bring goods live, then a casual game can be sold for hundreds of millions, and virtual people will never be able to do it.

Although virtual humans are more perfect than real anchors in many aspects, for example, they will not get tired and can conduct 24-hour uninterrupted live broadcasts to meet the needs of people in various time periods** live broadcasts, but he still lacks a certain degree of activity.

I think this will indeed become a trend in the future, but it is not necessarily just some entertainment anchors, they may also be current affairs anchors, and economic anchors are mainly because the Internet is developing very well, and live broadcast can have a very good sense of interaction, so it will develop so fast.

I think it will. With the increasing progress and maturity of science and technology, many industries can replace labor.

With the advancement of science and technology, the live broadcast of virtual humans has also begun to sweep the live broadcast platform. In June of this year, there was a virtual anchor of station b who received more than millions of gifts, which is simply an exaggeration. So why does the Yudai shed have such a situation?

Regarding the live broadcast of virtual characters, how should we look at it rationally? Today, I will talk to you in detail about this topic of virtual anchors. <>

When it comes to the concept of the so-called virtual anchor, it is mainly through painting or 3D modeling to form an image of an animation person, and the live broadcast in the virtual scene is not a real character image. Many friends have the earliest understanding of this kind of virtual idol, which may be Hatsune Miku in Japan at that time, and with the development of technology, it has slowly become a virtual anchor. Some virtual anchors also have a lot of fans, and a live broadcast online has a super high popularity, and fans are willing to give them gifts, but as the popularity fades, the current virtual live broadcast industry is becoming more and more difficult to do.

According to statistics, there are nearly 30,000 virtual anchors at station B alone, so most of these virtual anchors are actually unpopular, and many of them are just to take advantage of the heat, hoping to get a share of the profits from the current hot virtual live broadcast industry. And the anchor who can really be the head will be like the anchor mentioned, and he will be able to get countless gifts in just a few hours after the broadcast. <>

Combined with the above, we can know whether the virtual anchor can get paid by the audience, mainly depends on the content of the live broadcast and the overall direct celebration broadcast style. After all, the current virtual live broadcast is extremely competitive, many anchors are often unattended, and there are very few who can really get attention, and even fewer can be the head anchors. If you want to make your virtual live content stand out, you need to think seriously about the future direction.

I don't pay for the virtual anchor, because I think consumption should be a rational behavior, I won't use some impulsive consumption for some of Qingmin's behaviors, if it's not something I need, no matter how good the anchor says is to imitate Zhengpei, I won't shake my determination not to buy.

I won't pay for virtual anchors, I think it's all an IQ tax, and it's not easy to make money on my own, so why give this money to others for nothing?

I'm sure I'm not going to pay for these streamers, because I don't have any money myself, so why should I give them money.