The world of beauty pageants is about to take a futuristic turn.
The first-ever Miss AI pageant will see AI-generated contestants vie for the crown, judged on a unique combination of aesthetics, technical prowess, and social media skills.
It’s still a beauty pageant, so looks will matter, but so will the skill of the AI artist who created the contestant. Judges will analyse how effectively AI tools were used to bring the contestant to life. But that’s not all.
AI Creator Allie K. Miller (Courtesy: @alliekmiller on X)
These digital divas will also be measured on their social media presence, with points awarded for audience growth and engaging fan interactions.
The Miss AI pageant marks a significant step forward for the creator economy. In a press release from the World AI Creator Awards (WAICA), organisers expressed their hopes for the pageant to become the “Oscars” of the AI creator industry.
This is reportedly the first event in a series of awards planned by the WAICA.
The competition boasts a star-studded judging panel, featuring not only human experts in pageantry and marketing, but also two of the biggest AI creators in the world, Aitana Lopez and Emily Pellegrini. These digital influencers have amassed millions of followers and even landed brand deals.
AI Creator Aitana Lopez (Courtesy: FANVUE)
With a total prize package exceeding $20,000, the stakes are high for these AI contestants. Winners will be revealed on May 10th, followed by a virtual awards ceremony later that month.
