Inside the Booming ‘AI Pimping’ Industry

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AI-generated influencers based on stolen images of real-life adult content creators are flooding social media.

The corollary between Tate and AI influencers, Professor EP says, is that an AI influencer can allow for Tate-level success while the person behind the account “operates from the shadows” without showing their real face.“Unfortunately not everyone can [be a real influencer],” Professor EP says.“This is simply due to the fact that not every person has the physical attributes combined with the consistency and professionalism necessary to build a personal brand and scale that to making millions per month, but that is where AI comes in.“I’m going to expose how I created Emily Pellegrini, the world’s most-known AI creator.

Instagram said it will take action against AI-generated content that violates its Community Guidelines, which state that users may only share “photos and videos that you’ve taken or have the right to share” and allows users to report other accounts for impersonation.