The list of the top 10 among 1,500 AI girls from America, Africa, India, Japan, South Korea and other countries has been published. Models from South Asian countries India and Bangladesh have also been selected.
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The names and details of the top 10 virtual models of the 'Miss AI' competition, which is going to be held for the first time in the world, have been announced. Among the 1500 AI (Artificial Intelligence) girls from different countries including America, Africa, India, Japan, South Korea, the list of the top 10 has been brought out. Two AI models from South Asia have also been selected.
In the list of top 10, from Kenza Leili of Morocco, who earns 15 thousand dollars a month, to Zara of India, who has been spreading awareness in favor of women's health. Likewise, Aiyana Rainbow, who advocates for the rights of the sexual and gender minority community (LGBTI) in Romania, and Seren Ai from Turkey, who presents herself in a male-dominated profession, have reached the next stage of the competition.
"This program shows how busy and diligent the creators of the AI field are, the expertise of the selected AI girls is extraordinary," said Will Monanz, co-founder of Fanvu.com, the co-organizer of the competition, "According to our estimate, there are more than 10,000 AI creators in the world." This program is spreading information about AI girls and their skillful creators that we didn't know before.
The market size of 'Fanvu', a social network platform used to share content created through AI, is estimated to exceed 1 billion dollars in 2024. is In the grand finale of the world's first Miss AI beauty pageant, which will be held virtually in the next few weeks, Kenza Laili of Morocco, Olivia C of Portugal, Ana Kerdi of France, Zara Shatabari of India, Aiyana Rainbow of Romania, Lalina of France, Seren Ai of Turkey, Asena Ilic of Turkey, Iliza Khan of Bangladesh and Brazil's Ailya Lowe will compete. The top winner of Miss AI or its creator will receive a total of $13,000 in prize money, including $5,000 in cash. The second and third place models in the competition are also provided with cash and other prizes.
Top 10 Moroccan AI blogger Kenza wants to contribute to the empowerment of women in her country and the Middle East. According to Mirror UK news, Kenza, who has 192,000 followers on Instagram, can communicate in seven languages. Zara Shatabhari from India is one such social media influencer, who has been developed to spread awareness about health problems caused by hormonal imbalance in women. Zara has been hailed as a 'warrior against PCOS and depression' as she aims to break down healthcare superstitions.
Olivia is a travel blogger from Portugal. His surreal online content about travel has 10,600 followers on Instagram. Mirror UK reports that Olivia expressed her pride in participating in the technology world's 'Oscars' event. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, Miss AI is going to bring a new dimension to this reality," the Mirror wrote, quoting Olivia, "It will create a destination for the future where technology will enhance relationships."
Turkey's Seren, who plays roles like fighter pilots, spider women, Mrs. Santa Claus, has been advocating for the presence of women in a male-dominated society. She is also Turkey's first AI brand ambassador, delivering awareness messages about local history and national days. Similarly, Bangladesh's first AI influencer Eliza Khan is a fashion lover and a role model of the current Gen-G generation. "What I love about Eliza is that she's very quirky and likes to experiment," says Sally Ann Fawcett, a judge at the World AI Creator Awards (WICA), which organizes the
competition. And the judges are Emily Pellegrini and Etienne Lopez, along with Andrew Bloch, entrepreneur and PR consultant for Lord Sugars. Emily and Etienne are International AI Influencers. This four-member jury will select the world's first Miss AI by measuring the beauty of the AI-models participating in the competition, as well as the technology and the impact they can have through the Internet.
