I’m a 52-year-old grandmother making six figures as a sexy AI model on OnlyFans – and my male followers don’t even realise I’m virtual
A Gold Coast grandmother is now earning a six-figure salary online as a sexy AI model.
Gina Stewart, 52, has been a successful creator on OnlyFans since 2019, but she recently switched to AI following the technology’s recent explosion.
The glamorous grandma now looks decades younger than her actual age and has dozens of men commenting on her racy virtual posts.
Most of Gina’s followers don’t seem to realize they’re looking at an AI creation rather than a flesh-and-blood woman.
‘So unbelievably beautiful Gina!!! I hope you remember to take those clothes off and go skinny dipping with me!’ drooled a male admirer.
Glamorous grandmother Gina Stewart (left) has transformed herself into a sexy AI model (right) – and she’s making a fortune from thirsty male fans
An AI model based on the grandmother’s appearance is pictured in a brooding clip on social media
Another gushed, “Best looking woman in the world!”
In one artificial image, a bikini-clad Gina had placed herself in front of a beachy California backdrop.
“I love that you’re in California,” one fan wrote, unaware that the virtual vision wasn’t real.
However, a few eagle-eyed fans noticed that the human Gina they once followed is no longer around, with one writing, “Are you still posting real photos?”
Gina simply responded to the comment with a heart emoji, which is how she now responds to every comment on her page, indicating that the account may be managed by a bot.
The mother of four and grandmother of one has an incredible following across multiple social media channels, with over 400,000 followers on Instagram and 71,000 on Twitter.
Most of Gina’s followers don’t seem to realize they’re looking at an AI creation rather than a flesh-and-blood woman
Thanks to the wonders of technology, the 52-year-old looks completely different
She monetizes her fans on platforms like Playboy and OnlyFans, and recently started a virtual chat line where people can talk to an AI chatbot modeled after her model.
Explaining the virtual venture to her fans, Gina wrote, “The world is changing so fast and I decided to go with the flow by creating uniqueness and trying new cutting edge concepts as well. Personally I see it as harmless fun and entertainment.’
When contacted by Daily Mail Australia for comment, Gina said she loved being at the forefront of technology innovation and that her AI alter ego had just signed a contract with a major modeling agency in Germany.
“So I’m now the world’s first real person with an AI signed to an international modeling agency,” she gushed.
“They are only interested in big brands like BMW to license my AI model,” she added.
In 2019, long before she went to AI, Gina told Daily Mail Australia that she was making so much money on OnlyFans that she was able to leave her Sunshine Coast apartment and move into a luxurious waterfront home with four bedrooms, a swimming pool and a Jacuzzi.
“Now I live a great lifestyle thanks to my wonderful fans who support me. I’ve been able to afford a $1.3 million house for myself and my daughter, I drive a Mercedes and I own two jet skis,” she said at the time.
The real Gina, 52, (left) is pictured posing on the Gold Coast with her mother
The real Gina worked as an OnlyFans creator as her human self (pictured) before making the leap into the virtual world
AI-generated social media models are growing in popularity, with many having thousands of followers — many of whom are willing to pay for additional content from their virtual girlfriends.
In April, lonely men on Reddit were tricked into buying nude photos of what they thought was a “gorgeous” woman, only to discover the brunette beauty was a computer creation.
A user named ‘Claudia’ posted scandalous images on the platform, offering to send nude photos to anyone who private messaged her – but for the right price.
Several users jumped at the opportunity — one offered to pay for her nude photos, and another asked the AI out, noting that they earn a six-figure salary.
The lovesick Redditor’s dreams were shattered when news spread that two computer science students had created their dream girl.
The duo created the ‘u/Cl4ud14’ account to see if digital images can fool people and told Rolling Stone that they made $100 off the AI nudes before being summoned.
Claudia was created by Stable Diffusion, an AI program that creates realistic photos using simple text prompts.
AI-generated social media models are growing in popularity, with many having thousands of followers — many of whom are willing to pay for additional content from their virtual girlfriends. AI influencer Celestia is pictured above
One of these digital designs, Milla Sofia (pictured), is an aspiring fashion model with a portfolio of Instagram portraits that will make fans mouth water
In Claudia’s case, the creators told the system to take a selfie of a woman in her home “no makeup with black hair, shoulder-length hair, simple background, straight hair, hair bangs.”
The students took their experiment to the next level with explicit posts describing Claudia’s sexual escapades, including her first time having anal sex, using butt plugs, and pleasuring men.
Her sultry posts caught the attention of other users who were eager to read about her experience and hear more.
One image of Claudia was a simple selfie captioned “Feeling pretty today.”
A day later, user MeysterA posted, “For those who don’t know, I’m going to kill your fantasy.
“This is literally an AI creation; if you’ve worked with AI image models long enough and made your own, you know 10,000%. Sorry to spoil the surprise, I guess.’