Group 1 - The core issue highlighted is the excessive use of beauty filters in live streaming, which creates a distorted perception of reality for viewers [1][3] - Beauty technology has become a crucial tool for streamers to gain traffic and revenue, often leading to a homogenization of content where authenticity and talent are overshadowed [3][7] - The incident of a streamer accidentally turning off the beauty filter serves as a reflection of the industry's need for introspection regarding the balance between authenticity and the use of artificial enhancements [9][11] Group 2 - Viewers, particularly those seeking emotional connections, are often misled by the enhanced appearances of streamers, leading to misguided behaviors such as excessive gifting [5][7] - The reliance on beauty filters not only misguides audiences but also risks damaging the credibility of streamers when the truth is revealed, resulting in a significant psychological impact on viewers [7][9] - The industry is urged to consider implementing regulations to ensure that beauty filters are used responsibly, promoting self-confidence rather than deception [11][13]