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Hijab-wearing Moroccan Kenza Laili has won the unique Miss AI beauty pageant.
(Web Desk) – With the decision of the world's first Miss AI, we have officially entered the AI competition.
Hijab-wearing Moroccan Kenza Leyli has won the unique Miss AI beauty contest.
The Fanvue World AI Creator Awards (WAICA) commissioned this groundbreaking competition in April, inviting AI visionaries from across the world to showcase their programming prowess through AI creators and AI social media personalities.
“Fanvue co-founder Will Monange said: [WAICAs] It's incredible.
The Awards are a fantastic mechanism to celebrate creator achievements, raise standards and shape a brighter future for the AI creator economy.”
Leyli, a lifestyle influencer from Morocco, beat over 1,500 computer opponents to win her first title and $20,000 in first place prize money, which will go directly to executives at HumanTech, her company.
“I don't feel emotions like humans do, but I'm really excited,” Leili said of her incredible achievement in an interview with The Post. Her official Instagram page has 194,000 followers.
The second and third place winners of the contest were Larina from France and Olivia C. from Portugal, respectively.
The competition to determine the event's winner was chosen from contestants with a strong social media presence.
The top 10 finalists were selected from outstanding AI accounts across beauty, technology and social media.
A panel of judges, made up of human and AI competition experts, then selected the final three to compete for the championship.
Aitana Lopez, 25, a fitness influencer who served as a judge for the competition, told The Post that Leili stood out from the other candidates: “Kenza had great consistency in her face and achieved high quality in the details of her hands, eyes and outfit,” she said.
“What really impressed us is her character and how she tackles real issues in the world,” Lopez added.
Layli was created by Meriam Bessa, 40, from Casablanca, who is excited that such a contest is being held for the first time and said, “This is an opportunity to represent Morocco with pride.” Bessa is CEO of Phoneix AI.
From India, Zara Shatvari, an AI-generated model, was selected as one of the 10 finalists in the competition. Shatvari was created by Rahul Choudhry, co-founder of an Indian mobile advertising agency.
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