Chinese tech companies are using technology to expand their workforce by creating a lane for virtual employees, which is cost effective
to the next extreme with the growing popularity of virtual people. Some of the largest Chinese tech companies are hopping on this bandwagon, and many are wondering if this will affect American jobs. AIR FORCE GENERAL PREDICTS WAR WITH CHINA 2025: ‘I HOPE I AM WRONG’Virtual people are simulations of human beings on computers, also known as virtual characters or avatars.
Costs are continuing to go down, as the price tag has already dropped 80% since last year. Some experts believe that due to these low costs, virtual people will continue to grow in popularity and that the industry could potentially grow up to 50% annually through 2025. If more brands use virtual people, they won't have to worry about getting involved in personnel or criminal scandals like a human being could since everything about them is programmed. SCHIFF USES TIKTOK APP THAT BIDEN BANNED TO COMPLAIN ABOUT GETTING KICKED OFF HOUSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEEThe rapid growth of virtual people has certainly hit other areas of the world quicker than here in the U.S.
Proponents argue that it is also possible the growth of virtual employees could lead to the creation of new human jobs, such as those related to the development and management of virtual workers.
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