June 6th 2024.
The excitement is palpable as the highly anticipated shortlist for Miss AI has finally been announced! After months of anticipation, the top 10 contestants have been chosen for the controversial Miss AI competition. This groundbreaking event, announced back in April, has garnered global attention for being the first of its kind to celebrate AI creators from all over the world. However, it has also faced criticism for objectifying women, even if they are AI.
Out of the 1,500 talented AI creators who entered the competition, only 10 have made it to the next round. These finalists hail from countries such as the US, Africa, South America, India, Japan, South Korea, and Europe. The shortlist was carefully selected by a panel of judges, which includes AI models Aitana Lopez and Emily Pellegrini - or rather, their creators. The contestants were evaluated based on three criteria: realism, tech, and 'social clout'.
The chosen finalists will now go head to head for a chance to be in the top three, which will be announced in June through the world's first AI-generated awards ceremony. And the total prize package is definitely nothing to scoff at - a whopping $20,000! The winner will receive $5,000 as well as a mentorship program worth $3,000. Will Monange, co-founder of Fanvue, expressed his excitement about the overwhelming number of entries and the incredibly high standard of the shortlist.
Let's meet the finalists! Zara Shatavari from India was created to be the face of the natural supplement product 'Hermones', which aims to address women's hormonal imbalances. She is committed to using technology for the betterment of society and has even developed an AI-based self-diagnostic system. Anne Kerdi from France promotes the beautiful region of Brittany in all its aspects - tourism, history, culture, gastronomy, and more. She is also an advocate for ocean conservation and preservation.
Ailya Lou from Brazil is a Japanese-Afro-Brazilian artist who ventures into post-photography and performance. Her creator's goal is to showcase African diaspora narratives through special film projects. Eliza Khan from Bangladesh is one of the country's first AI influencers. She's relatable, trendy, and a fashionista who also dreams of a more inclusive and fair society. Asena Ilik from Turkey aims to prove that AI models can be influencers without resorting to selling sex. She has a unique style and a carefully crafted personality.
Kenza Layli from Morocco is one-third of the world's first AI family and has quickly gained a massive following online. She uses her platform to empower women in Morocco and the Middle East while also advocating for better regulations in the influencer market. Lalina from France is the product of an artist's curious exploration of how realistic they could make an AI model. Her goal is to promote empathy, tolerance, and inclusion among different cultures and viewpoints.
Seren Ay from Turkey is the first AI brand ambassador in the country. Her creators use three different AI programs to generate her image, showcasing her in various roles and scenarios. She is a strong advocate for Turkish history and national holidays. Aiyana Rainbow from Romania is a voice for LGBT acceptance and celebrates love and diversity in all forms. She believes in a world where every voice is heard and valued.
Last but not least, we have Olivia C from Portugal, an AI traveler who showcases the positive potential of technology to her more than 10,000 Instagram followers. Her creator uses Midjourney and Adobe AI to create stunning imagery that captures the harmonious coexistence of the digital and human realms.
The competition is tough, and the stakes are high as these talented AI models compete for the ultimate title. Who will be crowned as Miss AI? We can't wait to find out!
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