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Your sentence mostly makes sense, but is not typically something an English speaker would say. Something more idiomatic would be "The progress of technology, brings both good and bad things."

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I don't think you need the word oftentimes to start the sentence, and it doesn't make sense there. Fictional is the adjective form of "fiction" - you need an adjective since you are talking about the people being fake. "Commercializing" implies it is for the public, you don't need to repeat that it is for the public but you do need to clarify what is being commericalized (ie: them, the people).

These models look very real, and because of this, they attracted many followers and customers who started buying these products. These models look very real, and because of this, they attracted many followers and customers who started buying these products.

These models look very real, and because of this, attracted many followers and customers who started buying these products. These models look very real, and because of this, attract many followers and customers who start buying these products.

since you start this sentence in the present tense, keep it all in the present tense.

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You need a noun in this sentence - Aitana or "it", then your verbs needs to agree with your noun which is the third person singular.

In my honest opinion, I really don’t see any trouble with this,; I mean, it’s not illegal right? In my honest opinion, I really don’t see any trouble with this; I mean, it’s not illegal right?

In my honest opinion, I really don’t see any trouble with this,. I mean, it’s not illegal, right? In my honest opinion, I really don’t see any trouble with this. I mean, it’s not illegal, right?

Be careful with punctuation so you don't have run-on sentences.

fFurthermore, have a public to consume this. Furthermore, have a public to consume this.

furthermore, have a public to consume this. furthermore, have a public to consume this.

Who has a public to consume what? This sentence is very unclear, I'm not entirely sure what you mean...maybe, "There is a public interested in consuming the good sold by AI models". Or, "There is a public interested in utilizing more AI models?

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But how ilike I said,; I would like to knowhear more opinions. But like I said; I would like to hear more opinions.

Always capitalize "I". Since opinions are subjective, you can't "know them" - only hear them or be familiar with them.