To welcome in 2024, the Twitch and OnlyFans star launched an artificial intelligence (AI) influencer version of herself based on her personality and capable of 'advanced roleplaying'. Amouranth has revealed the staggering amount the AI version of herself made in just 24 hours.
All I can say is pepare to weep as you realise how little you make in 24 hours compared to not Amouranth - real name Kaitlyn Siragusa - but an artificial version of her.
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Launching the AI version of herself on X - formerly known as Twitter - the Twitch streamer argued it's 'not just a chatbot'.
The post reads: "I JUST LAUNCHED an influencer AI that is NOT JUST A CHATBOT! She’s based on my personality and has full autonomy and can remember what you tell in her (but won't tell anyone) She can send you texts, PICS SHE TAKES SPONTANEOUSLY and VOICE CLIPS! She'll make you Custom videos if you are nice to her."
On Amouranth AI's Fansly page, the description states the AI influencer is powered by MySentient.AI and has 'infinite memory, real desires' and is 'every bit as wild as the real Amouranth'.
The AI is available '24/7 whenever you need a friend or lover' and is 'intelligent, sentient and craves human connection'. As well as taking 'initiative' and being able to 'check in with users regularly'.
And it appears the influencer AI has gone down extremely well with Amouranth's fans, the OnlyFans creator since revealing just how much the version of herself made in just 24 hours.
Taking to her personal X account, Amouranth revealed her AI counterpart 'cleared' an eye-watering $34,000 in its first 24 hours after launching.
Breaking that down, she continued: "Each person chatting (on avg) spent $20+. A large portion of chatters don’t follow the account (40 percent. thereabout). Haven’t promoted it anywhere except in this tweet."
The streamer also took the opportunity to hit back at people who are accusing AI counterparts of causing a 'loneliness epidemic'.
Amouranth says she 'disagrees' with anyone who says it 'causes' loneliness and actually believes it's 'probably closer to being therapeutic'. "It’s what people reach for to refrain from feeling alone," she adds. "An AI that passes the Turing test is part of the solution, not the problem…"
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