This AI Grandma Is Going Viral. Is She the Future of Influencing? Granny Spills, an AI influencer, has amassed millions of followers on social media. Granny Spills, an AI influencer, has amassed millions of followers on social media. Over the past four months, millions of people have enjoyed the uproarious life advice dispensed by Granny Spills, an influencer wearing all-pink designer suits, on TikTok and Instagram.

For Christians, Easter is a time to remember how Jesus was killed on the cross before returning three days later. But now, around 2,000 years later, the messiah has returned once more - this time as an AI influencer. The AI Jesus chatbot allows you to video call the son of God in real-time from the comfort of your computer. But faithful followers should be warned that there is a fairly major catch. This AI chatbot has been built not only to deliver words of wisdom and comfort, but also to advertise products. Designed as a'satire on spiritual consumerism', the bizarre website's creators say that the AI Jesus will always make sure to suggest a'strangely fitting product'.

AI development is shaped by academics and industry leaders - let us call them ``influencers'' - but it is unclear how their views align with those of the public. To address this gap, we developed an interactive platform that served as a data collection tool for exploring public views on AI, including their fears, hopes, and overall sense of hopefulness. We made the platform available to 330 participants representative of the U.S. population in terms of age, sex, ethnicity, and political leaning, and compared their views with those of 100 AI influencers identified by Time magazine. The public fears AI getting out of control, while influencers emphasize regulation, seemingly to deflect attention from their alleged focus on monetizing AI's potential. Interestingly, the views of AI influencers from underrepresented groups such as women and people of color often differ from the views of underrepresented groups in the public.

A popular UK lifestyle and fashion magazine has been criticised after it described an artificial intelligence (AI) "fashion and lifestyle editor" on its social media page as a "new member" of the team. The editor, known as "Reem", was introduced to SheerLuxe's huge social media following - nearly half a million followers on Instagram - earlier this week. But there has been backlash from fans, with one saying the company is depriving "human journalists of a job", and they were frustrated by what they described as unachievable "beauty standards". In a statement, SheerLuxe said that "innovation has been central" to what the brand does but recognised that they "didn't explain it properly" and were "sorry".

Style, beauty, and grace might go far in most beauty pageants, but the winner of the first-ever AI beauty pageant needed a lot more than good looks. Kenza Laylie, a computer-generated Moroccan'influencer', has become the winner of the Fanvue World AI Creator Awards. The team behind Kenza beat off competition from 1,500 other computer-generated women to claim the 13,000 prize. Judges told MailOnline they were impressed by the advanced technology behind the AI star as well as her compelling'personality'. Accepting the award, Kenza's creator said: 'Winning Miss AI motivates me even more to continue my work in advancing AI technology.'

She has long blonde hair, blue eyes and curves, but the stunning model on the magazine cover was generated by artificial intelligence. While men have designed many AI influencers, Gina was created by a woman who is a Playboy model - and she made the persona based on her own proportions and style. However, her AI model is 28, and she is 52. 'The funny thing is the men love it,' the creator, also named Gina, told DailyMail.com. 'The AI models are glamorous, beautiful and desirable, like Playboy models of the 90s.

Get key market news and events before everyone else. Click Here to See if you Qualify. The advancements made in technology have significantly impacted society and human life in different aspects. The developments made in artificial intelligence or AI are seen in all major industries that exist. AI has helped to improve and amplify effectiveness and productivity as it has helped to optimize human tasks.

An unsurprising side-effect of ChatGPT going viral is that generative AI has become an attractor for people who care about it exclusively as a means to gain money, social media presence, or business opportunities: The new class of AI influencers. Let me start by making it clear that I don't think there's anything wrong with using what's hot to grow a business. As the space of AI influencers grows, they give the field more visibility to people who would've never heard of it otherwise (as incredible as it sounds, most people are unaware of how AI is changing the world). That's great--more people knowing about AI means fewer consequences due to ignorance. AI influencers' incentives to talk, write, and inform about AI are not always aligned with people's desire to know what AI is, how it works, or what makes sense to use it for.

When looking into the world of content creation we find ourselves drawn toward the personality and relatability of those we watch. We follow these people through good times and bad because of that human connection we share. Unbeknownst to some though, there is a wide variety of AI posing as people to do jobs like reporting the news. One of these jobs is content creation with robots starting to become more prevalent in many spaces online taking over many communities once occupied solely by humans. This is not an overnight phenomenon either, it has been a gradual rise in popularity as the technology has become more accessible for companies to implement.

All of us are quite familiar with the word influencer these days. Social media platforms are starlight with such people. However, now we also have something called AI influencers. While humans are probably still many years away from walking among robots on the street, running into them in the gym, or dining next to them in a restaurant, social media is one place where H2R (Human 2 Robot) interaction is evolving at a rapid pace. The transformative impact of artificial intelligence on our society will have far-reaching economic, legal, political, and regulatory implications that we need to be discussing and prepare for.