Apparently some Indian man created a fake maga blond girl, and made lots of cash.
Has anyone on this site encountered this profile before the news circulation? I don’t mean sending money or anything—just whether you saw it. And if you haven’t seen the Hart persona, how many instagram girls online you encounter do you suspect is just pixels?
Apparently, she is a real person, and he created deepfakes: kpcnews.com . I hadn't seen her in my feeds, but I rarely get MAGAsphere influencers in them. I wish they would have detailed about how much he made and how he made it.
Yes, I do get fed a fair number of thirst trappers. About a third seem to be AI generated.
My advice to like-mined Indian dudes is, my thirst is equal opportunitity. It will be cheaper for you to hire real locals to make content, than what you'll pay for better quality AI generated content.
I don't see much reason to engage much with not naked thirst trappers on social media, when I can just do this: duckduckgo.com . I guess I'm just too basic or something?
"The Federal Voice of the States" Interesting the AI photo is like a "Girl Next Door" white and blonde, not Indian as this site is an India Left-Learning (not radical) media site. I had never heard of it. and no, I don't get feeds for stuff like this.
I googled “Emily Hart Indiana” and did find some pageant winner from years ago, but the women do look different. This other news source claims the guy had typed in looking for a generic woman who looked like a cross between Jennifer Lawrence and Sydney Sweeney. That same source claims that he netted thousands before getting caught. thedailybeast.com
Actually most sources explain that, except I posted from the one article that left out the part where the interviewed man called his customers “dumb”, because I wanted to have this thread be about AI women instead of antagonizing right wingers.
Gotta say it seems pretty benign to me. The articles don't mention that he catfished or pity hustled anyone. Is it any worse than the opening titles in the movie "Fargo" claiming it's based on true story, when it isn't? Except that he might have caused some hassles for the real Emily Hart.
Marriages in India are typically arranged. They are very dubious of the idea of "love matches" as they call them. Maybe that's why feeling attracted to a kindred spirit seems really dumb to him. And, of course, no shortage of pathetic people who see deceiving others as the pinnacle of superior intelligence. I could see where "softcore" stuff that was AI generated could fool people, especially if it was stills.
Here's a thirst trapper who I'm not 100% sure is fake: youtube.com .
AI generated video that is short and only has limited movement is the most realistic looking.
I always thought Nicespice was AI until she posted a photo of her and Rick Dugan on a date.
If she is talking to me she is AI lol