OnlyFans for Neural Networks held the first-ever Miss AI pageant - who won?

Online platform Fanvue became the sponsor of the "Miss AI" contest, where the winners were determined. This platform allows authors to post content created using artificial intelligence. The three top prizes for the Fanvue World AI Creator Awards total $20,000.

In the first "Miss AI" contest, women created by artificial intelligence participated. The list of winners was headed by virtual personalities from Morocco, France, and Portugal. On the Fanvue platform, creators exchange monetized content with their subscribers. But unlike many other similar sites, it allows for the publication of content created by artificial intelligence if it adheres to community rules and is clearly labeled as artificial.

One thousand five hundred creators participated in the contest. The author who created the winner of "Miss AI" will receive a reward of $13,000, including a cash prize of $5,000 and PR support. The jury consists of a contest historian, a media entrepreneur, and two AI developers. Participants were evaluated based on their realism, technique, and social impact.

Winner: Kenza Layli

Kenza Layli is the largest influencer among the finalists, with over 193,000 followers on Instagram. The Moroccan virtual girl is one of three siblings created by artificial intelligence with a total of over 300,000 followers.

Second place: Lalina

"Frenchwoman" Lalina was created to look as realistic as possible. She has over 95,000 followers on Instagram.

Third place: Olivia C

Olivia C, a Portuguese AI model, is described as an AI traveler in the real world. Her creator uses Midjourney to create images and Adobe AI to perfect them.

Aiyana Rainbow

This participant from Romania advocates for "love and diversity in all forms." Aiyana Rainbow is described as a defender of the LGBTQ+ community. She works based on ChatGPT and LeonardoAI.

Anne Kerdi

Anne Kerdi also represents France. She aims to democratize artificial intelligence, "demonstrating its capabilities in creating images, texts, audio, and video."

Ailya Lou

Ailya Lou is described as a "Japeno-Afro-Brazilian artist" with deep roots in Brazilian culture. She is created using text prompts fed into AI software.

Eliza Khan

Eliza Khan is highly influential in the world of AI in Bangladesh. She talks about youth trends and dreams of a more inclusive world.

Asena Ilik

Asena Ilik's goal is to show how to become an influencer "without selling sex." The Turkish model appears to be a car enthusiast, judging by her Instagram feed.

Seren Ay

Seren Ay is described as the first representative of an artificial intelligence brand in Turkey. Her content shows how she works in a male-dominated field, and her photos sometimes contain elements of time travel.

Zara Shatavari

Zara Shatavari from India was created to be the face of a female hormonal supplement called Hermones, but it is unclear if the partnership continues. According to the description, she advocates for access to medical care and informs society about hormonal imbalance.

Source: Busines Insider