Some people turn to deliveries, others choose Uber; in China, regular people can sell their faces.
Both face-selling and face-stealing are on the rise in China, with significant controversies coming out of some high-profile cases.
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On Chinese websites like New Claw, regular people can upload their photos to license their likeness for AI and subsequent use in films, TV shows, or video games.
The platforms feature catalogs of user images, from self-taken photos or studios. Producers or filmmakers can then browse faces by age, gender, and descriptive categories like “supermodel.”
On these websites, Rest of World reported, users can earn anywhere between $15 and $700 for their likeness to be used in AI content. Users do have the choice
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