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AI model ‘Aitana Lopez’ receives fan love on IG as if she was real

May 12, 2024 | Local News

May 12, 2024

Fans are going wild over Aitana Lopez, a model entirely generated by Artificial Intelligence. Despite not being real, she boasts over 300,000 Instagram followers who eagerly await her every post. Created by Rubén Cruz, founder of The Clueless, Aitana often flaunts her curvy and fit figure in skimpy outfits, earning thousands of likes and even making up to $10,000 a month from her online activity.

In one photo, Aitana stuns in leather undies and pink hair, reminiscent of Kim Kardashian’s style, while another shot features her in a racy black bra, channeling Megan Fox. Despite her virtual existence, fans shower her with compliments and engagement, mimicking the adoration seen on celebrity accounts.

Aitana’s Instagram feed portrays a seemingly normal influencer lifestyle, with posts of coffee outings, pet cuddles, and gym sessions. Despite earning significant income from her online presence, Cruz revealed that the AI model was created to gain financial independence and avoid dealing with real-life personalities and egos.

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