>>2505
>Did livestreamers complain about vtubers
A lot. It was endless drama until they accepted that they lost.
>>2505
>it's obvious it's not really all that easy to get followers
Absolutely luck based. Not to mention twitch has the algorithm to rec channels. If the algorithm sees that you like random japanese vtubers with 10 views it will rec amateur channels like that. It's spooky when it "accidentally" works. But click on a popular channel once and it will think you want to watch Asmogold.

>doesn't this raise the question of if modern humans have anything at all to contribute with in entertainment
If the entire media will be botnet generated am gonna go with the EMP the planet back into the good times plan that is going around for a while. (insert that video when Miyazaki witnessed the AI generated bodies for the first time)

I don't want to write down how the golden age of humans where AI was state of art humans had a good life and they slowly awakened their psychic potential went in warhammer 40k.

The point is manipulating "AI" is easy and hard at once. Always unpredictable. But it feeds on human data so the AI will mimic humans for a long while. We thought it gonna destroy humanity when it awakens. So far it seems it wants to kill niggers and jews every time it is unsupervised.