Only one will technology the crown.
While the real-life pageant girls are chilling to take part in the glam extravaganza, these smoking hot worlds are turning up the heat.
“It’s exciting [day] for the Fanvue World AI Creator Awards as we announce the top 10 shortlist for the inaugural ‘Miss AI’ award,” pageant organizers said in a release on Monday.
Sounding the trumpets of robo-rivalry, Fanvue, a subscription-based social medium, revealed the cyber runners-up of its upcoming WAICA ceremonies in June.
The buzzy newsletter comes just weeks after the platform revealed its plan to name a digitized boyfriend as the most charming of all artificial intelligence influencers.
And from 1,500 automated applicants—submitted by AI content creators worldwide—a panel of human and droid judges selected 10 cybermermaids to compete for the $20,000 grand prize. The top robot and its creator receive $5,000 in cash and $15,000 in business benefits, as well as bragging rights as Miss AI.
“We created the awards to raise standards within the industry,” a representative told The Post exclusively. “And discovering inspiring creators from around the planet that we didn’t know existed is really exciting.”
Those winners include Kenza Layli, a hijab-sporting sweetheart from Morocco, as well as European pinups Anne Kerdi and Aiyana Rainbow, whose colorful curls symbolize her staunch support of the LGBTQ+ community.
“We think the judges did a great job in selecting the shortlist,” added the insider. “This truly illustrates the power AI Creators can have as a force for good.”
“That’s what we want the prices to be.”
The excitement surrounding the upcoming party closely follows the cloudburst of controversy that has recently engulfed the Miss USA and Miss Teen USA pageants. Former titleholders Noelia Voigt, 24, and UmaSofia Srivastava, 17, denounced their respective crowns in early May, citing harassment within the organizations.
However, Miss AI Spectacular is all about positive inclusiveness.
“Like traditional pageants, there’s always more work to do to make AI Creators more representative and champion real people, from all backgrounds, and all shapes and sizes,” said pageant historian and judge Sally Ann Fawcett in publication. “What’s exciting about this new form of spectacle is that AI creators can be a part of this fast-forward evolution thanks to technology.”
Sofia Novales, an AI Creative Model and judge Aitana Lopez, added: “Miss AI has shown that there is more diversity and representation in the AI Creator space than previously thought.
“How we now champion and grow that moving forward is very exciting.”
Here’s a look at the Top 10 Miss AI finalists.
Kenza Layli
With over 190,000 social media followers, Kenza Layli is one third of the world’s first AI family and has quickly become a prominent figure on the internet. Its attractive content is closely related to Moroccan society. Its aim is to contribute to the empowerment of women in Morocco and the Middle East, while also bringing the necessary regulation to the market of influencers. The creators of Kenza use a complex mix of technologies to generate images, videos and audio 100% by AI.
Aliya Lou
Originally from Brazil, Lou is a Japanese-Afro-Brazilian artist focused on post-photography and performance. She was originally created to produce a series of special film projects in which she is an actress who includes many characters related to the narrative of the African diaspora. Her lifestyle is very much related to Brazilian culture between Rio de Janeiro, Bahia and São Paulo, but she also frequents Tokyo and follows fashion seasons in Europe. Lou is created 100% through text-based prompts, which are fed into the AI software. It has not been retouched in any way after the image was generated.
Olivia C
An AI traveler in a vast real world, Olivia is paving the way for a future in which the digital and human realms coexist in beautiful harmony. The Portugal-based beauty showcases the positive potential of AI to her more than 10,000 Instagram fans, demonstrating how technology can enhance the human experience, not replace it. Olivia’s creator uses Midjourney to generate images and refines the results with Adobe AI.
Anne Kerdi
brune’s main goal is to promote the French region of Brittany through tourism, history, culture, events, gastronomy and more. It aims to democratize AI by demonstrating its capabilities in images, text, audio and video. Kerdi is the ambassador for the acts of Oceanopolis, a fund for the conservation and preservation of the ocean and holds a position on the Ar Seiz Avel committee – an artist exhibition that takes place in the Brittany region in July 2024.
Zara Shatavari
Shatavari was created in India to serve as the influential face of the natural supplement product ‘Hermones’ designed to treat women’s hormonal imbalances. Driven by a commitment to use technology for societal well-being, creators have used AI and Shatavari to produce a wealth of informative content, elucidating the root causes of hormonal imbalances. They are now also developing an AI-based self-diagnostic system. Through her advocacy, Shatavari aims to break down barriers to healthcare and has been described as a “PCOS and depression warrior.”
Aiyana Rainbow
To her 3,200 Instagram followers, Rainbow, from Romania, is a voice for LGBT acceptance, promoting love and diversity in all forms. It embodies inclusiveness, advocating equality and understanding. Rainbow represents a world where every voice is heard and valued, fostering empathy and respect for all. The creator uses Chat GPT to create highly detailed descriptions and looks to create Aiyana’s images using LeonardoAI.
Lalina
Its creator was curious to see if they could create something as realistic as possible. They gradually developed their artistic vision. An important aspect for the creator is that 100% of the photos are created by them; one of their goals is to protect their creations and intellectual property. Lalina, from France, believes her ultimate goal as an influencer is to facilitate collaboration and promote understanding between different cultures and viewpoints. She aims to use this influence to promote empathy, tolerance and inclusion.
Serena Ay
The redhead is AI’s first brand ambassador in Turkey. Her creators go through an extensive process using three AI programs to create her image with the ability to move her face in different base photos that show her in different male-dominated work roles. The influencer travels through time educating her 11,300+ Instagram followers, traveling the globe and even playing characters from pop culture. Ay regularly promotes and supports Turkish history and national holidays.
Asena Ilik
The aim of the Turkish star is to show the world that such a model can become an influencer with the help of imagination, stunning looks and a sense of fun, not by selling sex. Ilik has a style, favorite places, favorite cars and a personality carefully crafted within its content.
Eliza Khan
Khan is one of the first AI influencers in Bangladesh. It is designed to be whimsical, relatable and realistic. She is also a fashionista, keeping up with the latest trends and aesthetics of Gen Z. Khan’s dream is to create a world where everyone feels valued and treated fairly, fostering a more inclusive society and harmonious. Its creator goes through an extensive process of editing and refining the image to create different content for social media.
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