Fans of an influencer dubbed the 'most beautiful girl in the world' have raised suspicions that she may not be real. Nia Noir, who has 2.6 million followers on TikTok, has been praised for her striking looks, but some viewers believe her content is generated by artificial intelligence.
Internet sleuths have pointed to several inconsistencies in her posts, including an unusual number of fingers, a phone missing the Apple logo, and overly airbrushed skin. Additionally, accounts commenting on her videos appear suspicious, often posting identical comments across different posts, further fuelling doubts about her authenticity.
Nia Noir's TikTok bio reads: 'Just a girl with a dark side.' She also has a Telegram account offering subscription-based content. While nothing has been confirmed, many commenters have stated: 'This is clearly AI, as clear as sunlight.'
The rise of AI influencers is not new. Lil Miquela, considered the original AI influencer, debuted in 2016 and has since collaborated with brands like BMW, Samsung, Calvin Klein and Prada, reportedly earning around USD$10 million (£7.4 million) in 2023 alone. As AI technology advances, more virtual influencers are emerging, each tailored to specific consumer niches.
