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Huya has released VAM 1.0, a real-time multimodal digital human capable of 24/7 streaming. It requires only a single photo to generate a responsive avatar that can chat, sing, dance, and play games.
This tutorial guides embedding a live AI browser agent into React apps with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. Key steps include starting a session to generate a Live View URL, rendering the stream in React, and integrating an AI agent to control the browser. Includes a cloneable sample application.
Baidu disclosed on its Q4 earnings call that digital human live streamers on its platform grew nearly 200% YoY in December. Huibo Xing digital human technology is now serving enterprises like JD.com and TikTok across wider industries.
X has introduced Live Studio, a dedicated streaming command center integrated into its Creator Studio. The platform is offering a $1 million incentive pool to encourage creators to utilize the new live streaming capabilities.
X is intensifying its focus on live video content by introducing a dedicated command center for streamers. The platform is also rolling out new payout structures to incentivize creators to produce live content.
A 70-year-old woman in Shanghai spent 3.36 million RMB of her son's life savings on live streaming gifts for two male influencers. The incident highlights the psychological manipulation tactics used in live streaming and the vulnerability of elderly users.
OBSBOT launches Tiny 3, a 63g AI live camera with 4K@30fps, upgraded AI tracking 2.0 featuring 'Only Me' mode, and direct phone streaming. It includes a 1/1.28-inch sensor, PTZ gimbal, three-mic AI audio, priced at 2499 RMB.
After 2026 Chunwan, AI products like Tencent Yuanbao and robots from Songyan Dynamics and Unitree shifted to Bilibili for live streams and interactions to sustain hype. Bilibili's interest rooms and AI community enabled peaks of 1M+ viewers. This positions Bilibili as prime venue for young AI and embodied tech engagement.
CCTV reports reveal that live streaming platforms are using deceptive tactics, including fake reviews and manipulated product testing, to mislead consumers. These operations involve coordinated 'water armies' and technical tampering to sabotage competitors.
The 2025 China Network Performance Industry Report shows a resilient market with total revenue reaching 221.36 billion yuan, a 4.1% year-over-year growth.