The winner of the world’s first AI beaty pageant has been revealed as Kenza Layli
The Moroccan ‘influencer’ claimed the $13,000 prize due to its advanced tech
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.’
The Fanvue World AI Creator Awards was launched with the goal of creating the first beauty pageant for the ‘AI influencer industry’.
Entrants were judged on their realistic appearances and technological prowess, as well as their social media clout.
In second place was an AI called Lalina, whose Instagram claims to offer ‘classy vibes with a touch of seduction’ to their 93,000 followers.
In third place was the Portuguese Olivia C, an AI travel influencer whose computer-generated often show the model in various locations around the world.
The runners-up will each get a share of what is left in the $20,000 prize pool for their efforts.
While the other contestants impressed, Kenza rose above the rest of the crowd thanks to her uniquely advanced AI and impressive 190,000 followers on Instagram.
Kenza’s advanced technology allows the AI to appear in a range of slightly unnerving videos, speaking in seven different languages and even replying to fans in real-time.
