Group 1 - The article discusses the emerging trend of individuals selling their likeness to AI companies, transforming them into digital personas for commercial use [1] - Individuals often enter agreements with AI companies believing they will profit easily, but later discover their likenesses are used in various unexpected and potentially controversial contexts, such as promoting insurance or political figures [1] - AI companies typically pay a one-time fee ranging from thousands to tens of thousands for the rights to use an individual's likeness, with the terms often allowing for broad commercial exploitation without further compensation to the individual [1] Group 2 - The rapid advancement of technology has led to increasingly complex risks and permissions associated with the use of digital personas, raising concerns about legal compliance and ethical standards [2] - While AI companies may impose restrictions on the use of digital personas, the fast-paced evolution of technology complicates the enforcement of these limitations, particularly in gray areas [2] - The industry recognizes the commercial value of digital personas, but there is an urgent need to address core issues such as usage scope, review standards, and responsibility allocation [2]