The first AI prototype has 'come' to Greece – and she declares herself a 'proud Cretan'

The first AI-influencer model, named Aiko Papadaki, was created in Greece. Echo, as stated on her profile, is a mix of Greek and American roots.

As she writes on her Instagram account, she is a “proud Cretan.”

The AI ​​model is filmed in different virtual landscapes, whether in cafes or gyms, all the way to Santorini.

Fanvue's CEO previously told Insider that AI-generated characters will flourish and become mainstream

In the latest photo she posted, she tied her pink hair into a bun, wearing a silver hoop on her left, and also chose to wear a blue turtleneck sweater with white shorts.

One user wrote under the post: “Suddenly I feel stupid for thinking influencers couldn't get any faker. BTW the guys in the comments are pathetic lenient. Whose idea was this… well, be happy.”

In fact, in her Instagram account description there is a link titled “buymeacoffee” that takes you with one click to her personal website.

“Introductory note”

“Hello everyone, I am Aiko Pappas and greetings from the beautiful fusion of Greece and the USA. I am on a mission to spread positivity, highlight the beauty of life and share my unique perspective with all of you. I extend an exclusive invitation to you, inviting you to become part of my special community and support me on this amazing journey.

Your support means everything to me! Not only will you help me create great content, but you'll be part of something bigger. Your energy, wherever you are, adds to the richness of our global mosaic. Together, we can create something truly exceptional.

Who's ready to join me on this adventure? Let's take our communication to new heights!

My vision is to curate a space where I can share my personal moments every day. If you agree with this idea, please consider contributing here.

Sending waves of love and virtual fists your way,

Eco»

$1,090 per ad

Many AI enthusiasts – but some of them are mainly looking for easy income – create AI models using personal social media accounts, which often generate huge profits due to the contributions of various users.

It was recently reported that AI model Aitana López — an AI from a Spanish agency that previously worked with real models — can earn just over €1,000, or $1,090, per ad and photo appearance on Fanvue.

Fanvue's CEO previously told Insider that AI-generated characters will flourish and become mainstream.

*With information from Business Insider