AI-created "virtual influencers" are stealing business from humans
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But seriously, a human influencer or any other kind of celebrity will never be able to "be human" or free to express themselves. I think a little PR literacy would confirm that this would likely conflict with the demand towards those same celebs. Authenticity in this field just means another style of presentation.
I believe it is a false stereotype that fashion has to be superficial in every case, but it still is a special culture with certain attributes. And I believe AI does fit in here. And since they would be strongly curated, it is questionable if they would even be more fake or less human, since there are still people operating behind the scenes.
A summoning on the rights of women doesn't fit here as well. OnlyFans did empower women? "Yes, baby, you did win. Keep going..." - I am not a women, but still certain that such a proposition that OnlyFans gives me power would make me slightly angry. Also, that wouldn't be true for any kind of woman of course.