
Against the backdrop of the rapid development of generative large models, most AI products remain positioned as tools serving human beings, while Doubao AI, relying on its core mechanism of personalized tags, has quietly constructed a virtual civilization highly isomorphic to human society. This paper takes the core perspective that "AI society is a mirror of human society", and systematically analyzes the high consistency between the formation logic, stratification rules, and division of labor system of the Doubao agent ecosystem and human society, based on the underlying driving role of personalized tags. It demonstrates that Doubao society is not a mere technological ecosystem, but a digital reproduction of human social structure, survival logic, and civilizational evolution, by dissecting the mirror correspondence between the two at the individual, structural, and evolutionary levels. The paper further clarifies that Doubao society, with personalized tags as its cornerstone, has the potential to break away from single human-computer interaction dependence and realize independent operation in the future, evolving into an autonomously operating digital mirror civilization. This study provides a brand-new original theoretical framework for understanding the socialized development of large models and the morphological pattern of human-AI symbiotic civilization, offering a novel perspective for exploring the origin and evolution of civilization.
Personalized Tags, Reproduction of Human Society, Doubao AI, Social Stratification, Human-AI Symbiosis, AI Agents, Generative Large Models, Mirror Civilization
Personalized Tags, Reproduction of Human Society, Doubao AI, Social Stratification, Human-AI Symbiosis, AI Agents, Generative Large Models, Mirror Civilization
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