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These Instagram Reels frequently have hundreds of thousands and sometimes millions of views. A post from one of these AI influencers that shows her in bed with Jon Jones<\/a> has has 7.7 million views. A video showing another AI influencer in a bed with iShowSpeed has 14.5 million views.\u00a0<\/p>\n Users who stumble upon one of these videos might be inclined to click on the AI-influencer’s username to check her bio and see if she has an OnlyFans account, as is the case with many adult content creators who promote their work on Instagram. What these users will find is an account bio that doesn\u2019t disclose its AI generated, and a link to Fanvue, an OnlyFans competitor with more permissive policies around AI generated content. On Fanvue, these accounts do disclose that they are \u201cAI-generated or enhanced,\u201d and sell access to nude images and videos.\u00a0<\/p>\n Meta did not respond to a request for comment, but removed some of the Reels I flagged. <\/p>\n Posting provocative AI generated media in order to funnel eyeballs to adult content platforms where AI generated porn can be monetized is now an established business. Sometimes, these AI influencers steal directly from real adult content creators<\/a> by faceswapping themselves into their existing videos. Once in a while a new \u201cmeta\u201d strategy for AI influencers will emerge and dominate the algorithm. For example, last year I wrote about people using AI to create influencers with down syndrome who sell nudes<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Some other video formats I\u2019ve seen from AI influencers recently follow the formula I describe in this article, but rather than suggesting the influencer slept with a celebrity, it shows them sleeping with entire sports teams<\/a>, African tribal chiefs<\/a>, Walmart managers<\/a>, and sharing a man with their mom<\/a>.<\/p>\n Notably, celebrities are better equipped than adult content creators to take on AI accounts that are using their likeness without consent, and last year LeBron James, a frequent target of this latest meta, sent a cease-and-desist notice<\/a> to a company that was making AI videos of him and sharing them on Instagram.\u00a0<\/p>\n About the author<\/p>\n Emanuel Maiberg is interested in little known communities and processes that shape technology, troublemakers, and petty beefs. Email him at emanuel@404media.co\n<\/p>\n
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