A SAVVY model has revealed she’s made an AI version of herself to lighten her workload and offer fans ‘new’ services.
Alix Lynx has two million followers on Instagram and an army of admirers on OnlyFans.
Alix Lynx has an army of admirers around the globe[/caption]
She decided to create an AI version of herself to ‘stay ahead of the curve’[/caption]
The X-rated chatbot looks just like Alix[/caption]
Instead of shying away from artificial intelligence, she decided to take ownership of her own X-rated chatbot doppelgänger.
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By creating her own hyper-realistic AI ‘twin’, Alix has been able to have full control over it and cash in at the same time.
She joins stars like Katie Price and Carmen Electra who have both trademarked their own digital twin on AI sites.
Alix said: “I decided to do it because in adult entertainment, and really in business in general, you always have to stay ahead of the curve.
“I like being on the pulse of things, and to succeed, you have to evolve with the times. Right now, AI is massive, and I don’t think it’s ever going away. I see this as just the beginning, and I wanted to be part of it.”
She added: “I’ve spent years building a huge content library — photos, video clips, full scenes, everything, and most of it just sits in the cloud or on hard drives.
“I’m always asking myself, how can I monetise what I’ve already built? How can I expand my brand in a smarter way?
“That’s what’s exciting about this: I can use content I already have to train the AI, and then it creates new content with my likeness. To me, that’s a really smart way to work.
“I fed the AI my own content and chose the images and clips that represent me best, and I taught it how I talk like me, how I’d respond in certain situations, what I’m willing to do and what my hard no’s are.
“It was important to me that the AI stay consistent with my brand and the essence of who I am, so the interactions feel authentic.
“It’s an extension of me, not just someone randomly prompting a chatbot. Even if you tried to prompt a general model to ‘talk like’ me, it wouldn’t match what this service offers.”
Alix also claims that the Joi Ai version of herself means fans can create a deeper and more customised experience with her – and allows them to make requests that she wouldn’t perform in real life.
“I literally say it’s available 24/7, because you can get on there and chat whenever”, she said.
Alix is excited to offer fans 24/7 access[/caption]
Alix fed the AI chatbot her own content and taught it how to speak like her[/caption]
“I wanted to give my fans a way to interact with a version of me, or, as I was asked to call it, ‘with you’ rather than ‘your digital twin’.
“I wanted them to be able to engage with a representation of me and have experiences I don’t perform in real life.
“Some things fans want aren’t things I do personally, but the AI can offer that fantasy, so it’s another way for fans to get that experience.
“I make it clear to fans that it’s not literally me, it’s a computer, but I also want to preserve the fantasy element.”
