"Miss AI" - the first beauty contest for artificial intelligence is about to launch

The "Miss AI" contest was held for the first time in the world with a total prize of nearly 20,000 USD. Instead of flesh-and-blood contestants striding on the catwalk, the contest honors artificial intelligence (AI) created by humans.

According to information from the New York Post, Fanvue - a social media platform integrating AI technology - has announced plans to organize the "Miss AI" beauty contest next May. This is the first beauty contest in the world exclusively for contestants who are products of artificial intelligence.

Miss AI was launched by the World AI Creator Awards (WAICA) and the British creator platform Fanvue. This is a global award for AI creators around the world. They can submit pictures of AI contestants for a chance to win the crown.

Fanvue's announcement stated: "Contestants will be judged based on their beauty, technology and influence for the best chance of winning the crown. Each judge will use their own expertise." to evaluate contestants in three core categories".

In addition to the physical and behavioral competitions, the influence of AI beauties on the public will also be evaluated based on the level of interaction with fans, popularity rate and presence on platforms. Other social platforms like Instagram.

According to the terms of the contest, Miss AI contestants will be evaluated based on criteria including beauty, existing skills, AI tools used to create, as well as the spread on social networks as How to be an influencer. The jury consists of four experts, including two famous virtual models Emily Pellegrini and Aitana Lopez.

Aitana Lopez is a 25-year-old pink-haired "virtual" model with more than 306,000 fans on Instagram. Every month, this model earns more than 11,000 USD thanks to extremely attractive posts on social platforms.

Meanwhile, Pellegrini - the charming brown-haired brainchild of Fanvue creators - also earned $10,000 in the first 6 weeks of launch.

The remaining two judges are British marketing expert Andrew Bloch and Sally-Ann Fawcett, journalist, former judge of Miss Great Britain and Miss International. "Overcoming traditional competitions with technology, Miss AI marks a new step forward, born nearly 150 years after the first real-life beauty contest from the 1880s," Ms. Fawcett told The Sun.

The first crowned AI beauty will receive a grand prize worth 13,000 USD, including a check for 5,000 USD, a scholarship of 3,000 USD and 5,000 USD in public relations support. The first runner-up and second runner-up will receive a total of $5,000 and $2,000, respectively. People participating in AI design must be 18 years of age or older.

Fanvue's beauty contest became highly anticipated after Spanish AI host Alba Renai created a craze among viewers. She became a special host for the popular show "Survivor".

However, Renai's creators emphasized that this female MC was not created to take anyone's job: "Human talent is irreplaceable and we have no intention of doing so."

Fanvue expects the contest to attract thousands of entries. Will Monange, a member of the organizing committee, said: "This is just the beginning award. We want to share the vision for WAICA to become the Oscars of the world of AI innovation."

Currently, there is still much debate about the reasonableness and ethics of the Miss AI contest. Some are concerned that the pageant could encourage the objectification of women and create unrealistic beauty standards.

However, supporters of the competition say it is a way to celebrate advances in the field of AI and spark imaginations about the technology's potential possibilities.

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