EXCLUSIVE: World’s first AI model created by a Playboy bunny reveals how ‘men love’ her digital persona that has been featured on magazine covers across the globe

She has long blond hair, blue eyes and curves, but the stunning model on the magazine cover was generated by artificial intelligence.

DailyMail.com spoke to creator Gina Stewart, who became the world’s first AI model after landing a contract with a German-based modeling agency in May.

While men have designed many AI influencers, Gina was created by a woman who is a Playboy model – and she crafted the persona based on her own proportions and style. However, her AI model is 28 and she is 52.

“The funny thing is, the men love it,” the creator, also known as Gina, told DailyMail.com. “The AI ​​models are glamorous, beautiful and desirable, just like 90s Playboy models.

“I think it’s a similar concept to superheroes; everyone loves and has a favorite superhero, they go to the movies to watch, admire and become obsessed with them.

“They want to be them, but they’re not real. It’s a fantasy and an escape from reality.’

The Australian creator is a mother of four and a grandmother who is a health and wellness coach when she’s not designing her AI character and posing for Playboy.

“I take care of myself with a mix of yoga, light weights, meditation, and I think nutritional deficiency testing and supplementation,” she said.

“At 52, I still don’t have gray hair on my head.”

Known as “the hottest granny in the world,” Gina rose to fame on OnlyFans, but took her talents to Playboy in March after the UK-based subscription service became too “dirty” for her taste.

And soon after, AI Gina was created.

“While traveling across the US this summer, I took a break from taking pictures on social media,” said Gina.

“I got tired of taking pictures, hair, nails, makeup, clothes etc and all the time it takes up my day and the stress that comes with it. I thought there must be a better way to do this when I needed a break.”

And this was when 28-year-old Gina from California was born.

AI influencers are taking the internet by storm.

These rising stars – who have hundreds of thousands of followers combined – get the admiration and money of real men.

The human creators of these AI influencers are unknown faces on the internet, pushing out content only to probably live a life they had only dreamed of.

However, this is not the case for Gina, who is transparent about her identity and how her AI persona came about.

“I researched AI and collaborated with an incredible artist on Instagram,” she said.

“We used 1,000 real photos of myself from all angles and nude, trained a deep learning program through stable diffusion, and cloned me.

The results were astonishing.

It was kind of fun at first, so I started posting the AI ​​version of myself on social media every day for a month as a substitute for myself, and then a funny thing happened. People loved her and the support started pouring in.

An automotive magazine approached me to use my AI for the cover of its magazine. So I accepted and was offered a 14 page image.

“It is the latest edition of 105 Autobabes magazine, available worldwide in print and digital.

“Immediately I became the world’s first true female model with an AI magazine cover that made history.”

After the magazine’s cover was printed worldwide, Gina was approached by an international modeling agency in Europe.

“I’m in completely new territory. This has never happened before in world history,” she said.

The AI ​​also allows Gina to create anything for any modeling agency at the touch of a button.

“The great thing is that I can sit on a beach in Malibu and create an AI model for a BMW campaign while standing next to the car in front of the Eiffel Tower,” Gina said.

‘Saving manpower and time and being very efficient.

I don’t have to wait for the weather, makeup, or lighting. I don’t need taxis, rental cars, air travel, hotels, clothes, etc.

I believe in sustainability and doing something good for the environment. This way I don’t use huge resources.’