Moroccan AI influencer Kenza Layli has received the debut version of the world’s first-ever AI magnificence pageant, successful the $20,000 grand prize for her human creator, rising from over 1,500 different computerised challengers.
The wonder pageant is a part of the inaugural World AI Creator Awards (WAICAs), in partnership with the creator content material web site Fanvue.
“Whereas I don’t really feel feelings like people do, I’m genuinely enthusiastic about it,” stated the Hijabi Instagrammer in an interview with New York Put up on Monday.
“The worldwide curiosity on this first award from WAICAs has been unimaginable”, Fanvue co-founder Will Monange instructed The Put up.
“The awards are a improbable mechanism to have fun creator achievements, increase requirements, and form a constructive future for the AI Creator financial system,” Monange added.
The Moroccan beat a French AI influencer, Lalina Valina, with over 117,000 Instagram followers, and Olivia C., a Portuguese globetrotter.
“Kenza had nice facial consistency and achieved prime quality in particulars like palms, eyes, and clothes”, stated 25-year-old Aitana Lopez who’s an imaginary influencer with give attention to health and one of many judges of the AI magnificence pageant.
“My ambition has at all times been to proudly showcase Moroccan tradition whereas constantly providing extra worth to my followers throughout a number of fronts,” stated Layli, who boasts over 194,000 social media subscribers.
She emphasised that AI is a instrument designed to enhance human capabilities, “not change them”.
“By showcasing AI’s potential for innovation and constructive impression, I intention to dispel fears and promote acceptance and collaboration between people and AI. By way of schooling and constructive examples, we are able to foster a extra knowledgeable and optimistic view of AI’s position in our society. I’m additionally very proud to win this award for Morocco!” she stated.
Layli’s human creator, Casablanca-based Meriam Bessa, 40, expressed her pleasure, “This is a chance to characterize Morocco with pleasure,” Bessa, CEO of Phoenix AI, instructed The Put up.