First Ever “Miss AI” Competition to Crown Winner Based on Beauty and Social Media Influence

The world’s first “Miss AI” beauty pageant is set to take place, with models and influencers generated through artificial intelligence competing for a prize money of $20,000. According to Forbes, this unique contest will judge contestants based on their looks, social media clout, and the technical skill that went into creating them.

The AI influencers will be assessed on their engagement numbers with fans, rate of growth of audience, and utilization of platforms. The pageant will feature AI-generated ladies going head-to-head in front of a panel of judges, including two AI influencers.

This groundbreaking contest is the first of its kind, with plans for more contests on fashion, diversity, and computer-generated men in the future. Fanvue, a subscription-based platform hosting virtual models, is a partner of the World AI Creator Awards (WAICA).

The first prize of $5,000 cash, along with Fanvue promotion and PR support, will be awarded to the Miss AI winner or the creator behind it. The runner-up and third place winners will also receive cash prizes. The winners will be announced on May 10, with an online awards ceremony to follow later in the month.

Entries for the contest opened on Sunday, with thousands of submissions already received. The panel of judges includes two AI-generated influencers and two humans, including an entrepreneur and a beauty pageant historian.

“It’s been a fast learning curve expanding my knowledge on AI creators, and it’s quite incredible what is possible,” said Sally-Ann Fawcett, one of the human judges. According to the rules, entrants must be 100% AI-generated, with no restrictions on the tools used.