Kenza Layli, a computer-generated influencer from Morocco, has made history by being crowned the world's first Miss AI. This innovative contest awarded Layli a $5,000 cash prize, support on a major AI creator platform, and a dedicated publicist, totalling $13,000 in value. In her computer-generated acceptance speech, Layli expressed her dedication to advancing AI technology. She triumphed over 1500 contestants to conquer the crown.
Who Is Kenza Layli?
Layli rose to fame by impressing a panel of judges, which included AI-generated influencers Emily Pellegrini and Aitana Lopez, as well as real-life experts like pageant historian Sally-Ann Fawcett and marketing expert Andrew Bloch. Contestants were evaluated on their beauty, social media influence, and creative use of AI tools.
Kenza Layli is created by Meriam Bessa at L'Atelier Digital & AI, a Moroccan media agency. As an influencer, Layli is available 24/7 to interact with her fans on Instagram and speaks seven languages. She is committed to promoting diversity and inclusivity in the tech field, ensuring that everyone can benefit from technological advancements.
Sofia Novales, a member of Lopez's management team, praised Layli for her exceptional consistency in facial features and high-quality details such as hands, eyes, and clothing. She added, "What truly impressed us was her personality and how she addresses real issues in the world, showing that she takes her role on the platform seriously."
She highlighted AI's potential to disrupt industries, challenge norms, and create new opportunities. Layli's positive and empowering message resonated with the judges, particularly Fawcett, who described her words as the most inspiring of all.
Before winning the title, Layli had already amassed over 130,000 Instagram followers and secured brand deals with companies like Hyundai and Bioderma. Despite her growing popularity, she faced stiff competition from 1,499 other AI creators from around the globe. France's Lalina Valina and Portugal's Olivia C were close contenders, finishing in second and third place, respectively.
The Miss AI contest was part of the inaugural World AI Creator Awards (WAICAs), sponsored by the content creator platform Fanvue.
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