Moroccan AI Influencer Wins First-Ever Miss AI Crown, Advocating for Women’s Rights

Out of more than 1,500 competitors, Kenza Layli is the AI influencer who most convinced the jury members, winning the grand prize of $20,000 for her human creator. In a statement to MailOnline, they say they were impressed by the cutting-edge technology behind the Moroccan, as well as her convincing "personality". "Kenza Layli stood out for her digital makeup and her commitment to educating the world about Moroccan culture while defending women’s rights," said a jury member. Lalina Valina, the French AI influencer with over 117,000 Instagram followers, took second place, ahead of Olivia C., a Portuguese globetrotter.

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Kenza is thrilled to have won the very first "Miss World AI" contest. "I am incredibly grateful to have the opportunity to thank AI creators and passionately advocate for the positive impact of artificial intelligence. This journey testifies to the power of innovation, collaboration and raising the bar to shape our future," she rejoices in a video posted on social media. She, who is followed by more than 194,000 subscribers on Instagram, has committed to continuing her "mission of empowering women around the world, including those in Morocco and the Arab world, and amplifying their voice in the tech industry".

Organized in collaboration with the Fanvue platform, this beauty pageant is part of the very first World AI Creator Awards (WAICAs). "The global enthusiasm for this first WAICAs award has been extraordinary," said Will Monange, co-founder of Fanvue, to the New York Post. He will add: "These awards allow us to celebrate the achievements of creators, raise standards and ensure a promising future for the AI creator economy".