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Published on 2026/01/20
AI-CREATED INFLUENCERS

I came across an Instagram account that, at first glance, looks like just another influencer profile. A really hot girl, super sexy, big boobs, viral dances, suggestive photos, polished reels, full-on professional model aesthetics. The funny part is she doesn�t exist. She�s a virtual influencer, created with artificial intelligence.

If they don�t tell you in the bio, they can totally fool you. And that�s where both the fun �and the mild mind-fuck� of all this comes in. Because it�s not just someone stumbling across one of her videos in their reels, thinking �damn, she�s hot,� dropping a comment, and moving on. No. These accounts have hundreds of thousands of followers. People who follow her the same way they follow any other real, flesh-and-blood model.

And when you dive into the comments, it goes to another level. All men, hitting on her, asking her questions, talking to her like she�s a real person. Giving her total credibility. Some of them even trying to flirt with a bunch of pixels and prompts.



There are two clear types of followers here. The one who knows it�s AI, is into the tech, wants to see how it evolves, and follows her out of pure nerd curiosity. And the one who actually believes she�s a real woman, just like all the other models they follow. And that�s what really gets me.

Maybe it�s because I�ve been online for way too long. Since the early 2000s, watching everything evolve: content, social networks, filters, deepfakes, AI. I�m not saying they couldn�t fool me one day. In fact, I�m sure there are already videos I think are real that are AI, and the other way around. But over time you develop a kind of sixth sense. It�s not a superpower. It�s noticing little things: the movements, the weird physics of some animations, the atmosphere, how the light behaves, micro-gestures that don�t quite add up.

And even so, there are hundreds of thousands, millions of people who don�t notice anything off. They watch these videos and take them at face value. They assume what they�re seeing is real. They emotionally interact with something that doesn�t exist.
And of course, this is no longer just about �wow, look how good AI is at making hot girl videos now.� It�s about something deeper. About how the line between real and artificial is no longer obvious to most people. About how we�re entering a phase where you can follow, desire, admire, and spend time on a person who doesn�t exist� without even realizing it.

The videos I�m about to share are from one of those accounts. A virtual influencer who dances, poses, and smiles just like any other. And for a massive number of people, she is perfectly real.
What�s unsettling isn�t that she exists. What�s unsettling is that it works.



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Published on 2026/01/20
VIRTUAL SELLER FARMS

What used to be massive crypto mining farms are now virtual seller farms. It�s literally the same infrastructure: industrial warehouses packed with graphics cards, servers, screens, cables, and cooling systems running 24/7. The only difference is they�re no longer solving hashes to mine Bitcoin or Ethereum. Now they�re generating fake people who sell products nonstop.

In China, they did the most logical thing in the world. When crypto mining stopped being so profitable, they didn�t throw anything away. They recycled the entire ecosystem into something that now makes more money per hour: AI-powered automated selling. Where there used to be mining rigs, there are now hyper-realistic avatars, synthetic voices, neural-network-generated facial expressions, and automatic chat response systems. Every �host� you see on screen doesn�t exist. It�s based on a real person, yes, but everything it does and says is generated by AI: the smile, the tone of voice, the head movements, the dramatic pauses, the sales hooks.

A single room can run dozens of livestreams at the same time, each one selling a different product on a different platform. And all of it without salaries, without breaks, without sick days, without vacations, without human errors, without influencers asking for more money. It�s telemarketing, infomercials, and live commerce version 3.0. The total industrialization of sales talk.





The system is as simple as it is unsettling. An AI-generated face trained on real human videos to imitate gestures and expressions. A sales �brain� that follows a commercial script from start to finish, introducing the product, highlighting benefits, handling typical objections, and closing the sale. And a farm-style infrastructure with GPUs rendering video in real time, synthesizing voice, and managing hundreds of parallel streams. If someone asks something in the chat, the AI replies instantly with prewritten phrases or on-the-fly generated answers. There�s no awkward improvisation. No bad days. No fatigue.

So why did everyone migrate there? Because it makes more money than mining crypto. A single AI-powered selling setup can generate between fifty and one hundred dollars per hour and never shuts down. That�s over a thousand dollars a day from just one configuration. Multiply that by dozens of streams and you understand why former mining farms have turned into factories of fake influencers.

The creepiest part is that most people don�t even notice. They see a face, a friendly voice, a constant smile, a convincing explanation, and assume there�s a real person behind it. There isn�t. It�s a digital assembly line of sellers who never get tired, never mess up their script, and never go off-message.

And this won�t stay in China. It always goes the same way. A business model appears, proves it works, makes money, and gets replicated. We�re going to see it on Amazon, on Instagram, on TikTok, on X, on e-commerce websites, in 24/7 sales livestreams, in automated product videos, in virtual influencers that don�t exist. Continuous streams, varied, animated, entertaining, with hooks and full sales closings, with no human behind them.





This is no longer about hiring a hot girl or a charismatic guy to sell stuff. It�s about scaling, automating, optimizing, removing friction, and maximizing revenue per hour. It�s the definitive industrialization of online selling.

Now think about this. If today we�re seeing crypto farms turned into virtual seller farms, what�s next? Because once you build this ecosystem, you�re not just selling products anymore. You can also sell services, courses, affiliate offers, gambling, crypto, politics, ideology, or propaganda. All with fake faces that look real.

What you�re seeing in those videos of people filming inside these farms isn�t a Chinese oddity. It�s the first prototype of how things are going to be sold on the internet in a few years. And when this really lands in the West, there�s no going back.



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Published on 2025/12/16
1 MAN VS 5 EX-GIRLFRIENDS

Frankie LaPenna is the kind of creator who probably wakes up every morning asking himself: �What�s the worst possible idea� and how do I film it?�.

His content isn�t about looking good. It�s about pushing absurdity to the limit, walking straight into unnecessary trouble, and turning it into videos you don�t quite understand�but still can�t stop watching.
Awkward challenges, forced situations, over-the-top humor, and an almost admirable ability to laugh at himself and his own terrible decisions.

He�s not trying to be the strongest or the smartest.
He�s testing how far a bad idea can be stretched before it blows up�and it almost always blows up.
That�s why his videos work: they don�t feel designed to please, but to make you uncomfortable, surprise you, and leave you thinking �this shouldn�t exist� yet here I am�.

So when someone with that track record decides that a solid content idea is getting into a boxing ring and fighting five of his ex-girlfriends, the least you can do is sit back, fold your arms, and enjoy the show.



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Published on 2025/06/17
FAKE INFLUENCERS

Everyone�s freaking out about how artificial intelligence is supposedly gonna retire flesh-and-blood influencers for good. And yeah, sure�AI is a tireless idea machine: it doesn�t whine, never asks for paid leave, and doesn�t gain a pound after Christmas. All pros, right?

But hold up�pretending to be a real influencer isn�t as easy as slapping a pretty face and a killer body on an avatar and waiting for people to fall in love. Creating content that actually hooks you, sparks curiosity, and makes you stop scrolling just to see what the AI babe�s up to? That�s not a one-click trick. It needs spark, context, a touch of mischief, and�above all�good old human screw-ups.





Let�s not kid ourselves: half the fun of a living influencer is the day they say something utterly dumb, accidentally flash too much, stir up drama, or post something so stupid it makes you giggle at 3 a.m. The machine doesn�t quite nail that yet.

Sure, a flawless profile is cool�photos that look like they crawled straight out of an algorithm�s wet dream. But after ten pics, you get it: it�s all fake. And then you crave something else: flesh, flaws, and a bit of glorious real-life chaos.

So yeah, our new virtual model is gorgeous, sexy, and almost looks alive. But let�s not get carried away: for now, her greatest gift is reminding us how imperfect�and ridiculously entertaining�we humans really are.



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Published on 2024/10/08
CRAZY OR INFLUENCER

Years ago, seeing someone talking to themselves on the street made you think they were crazy. But with the arrival of cell phones and earbuds, we started to see it as normal. Now, when we see someone talking alone, we assume they�re on a call, though that might not always be the case.

Today, something similar happens with social media videos. You see someone doing weird things in public�talking to themselves, gesturing, dancing�and you instantly think they�re recording a video for TikTok or Instagram. But what if that person isn�t filming anything and is just "crazy as hell"?

We�ve gotten used to seeing people do strange things and assume it�s all for social media, but maybe some of these people are still the "crazies" from before, only now we assume everything has to do with a phone or a camera.




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Published on 2024/09/03
AN AI-CREATED MODEL GOES VIRAL AFTER SOME MEDIA OUTLETS MISTAKE HER FOR REAL

Two weeks ago, the Grand Prix was held in Zandvoort, where many images of the atmosphere and the people present were shared. One of the photos that went viral featured a supposed model named Emma Lewis, wearing a Red Bull shirt. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that Emma isn�t real but rather a model generated by artificial intelligence (AI).

In reality, many of these "models" seen on social media during events like this don�t physically exist; they are created by AI through specialized companies like AHMV Studio. This phenomenon has sparked a debate about the future of virtual influencers and the impact of artificial intelligence on the marketing industry.
While AI models are gaining popularity, experts believe that marketing with both real and virtual models will coexist for some time, as the technology has not yet fully matured.



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Published on 2023/11/20
JACK DOHERTY RECEIVES HIS RATION OF KARMA

In case you don't know who Jack Doherty is (I didn't), he is another famous young man on social media who, at the age of 20, has millions of followers across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and other platforms.
I don't know in what context, because I'm not familiar with his life or adventures, but Doherty went to a shopping center to shake people's faces accompanied by a bodyguard. If it weren't for this guard, he probably would have taken a hit that day.
But karma is always there, even if you don't see it, and it has finally taken care of putting this moron in his place.



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Published on 2023/08/08
INFLUENCER CAUSES MAYHEM IN NY

Kai Cenat, streamer, youtuber and influencer with more than 15M followers on his networks, had the brilliant idea of having a public meeting with his followers in Union Square Park in New York, to raffle off video game consoles, games, controllers and other promotional items, and things ended up getting out of hand to the point that the police had to activate a level-four rapid mobilization protocol, the most urgent level to deal with disasters.

The area was invaded by more than 2,000 young people wanting to have a good time, and we already know how some young people have fun today: fights, robberies, looting, destruction of furniture and cars, etc.

Cenat had to be evacuated for "security reasons" and now faces charges of inciting a riot and promoting an illegal gathering in New York City.



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Published on 2023/07/26
THE IG ACCOUNT OF MILLA

Milla Sofia is the typical hot blonde Finnish girl you could follow on Instagram, a girl you could easily fall in love with, if it weren't for the fact that Milla doesn't really exist. Milla is a profile created by AI and the prelude to one of the biggest social revolutions on the internet after free porn.



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Published on 2022/12/21
WALKING AMONG HORSES

The idea was to walk among trotting horses and the video could have been very beautiful if it weren't for the fact that no one warned the horses to be careful with the influencer.



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