In a remarkable rise to fame, the lifestyle blog of Siamese twin sisters Valeria and Kamila has attracted close to 330,000 followers on Instagram within just a few months. Their success, however, is fueled by an intriguing fact: they are entirely AI-generated. The twins' social media presence showcases stunningly realistic images and videos, including mirror selfies, festive gatherings, vacations, and ordinary workdays. Dressed in fashionable outfits and swimsuits, they purport to reside in Miami and have even claimed to "attend" the Super Bowl. Unlike many other artificial influencers, Valeria and Kamila assert that they genuinely exist. In response to inquiries from their followers, the virtual sisters reveal that they are 25 years old, work as accountants, "share a single salary," and approach dating as a unified entity, stating that attempts to date individually "didn't end well." The blog appears to have a commercial focus, as they offer a private subscription-based blog called Spicy for $15 a month. With nearly 300 subscribers, the AI twins reportedly generate around $4,500 in monthly earnings. This raises a pressing question: is it ethical to operate such "AI blogs"? Opinions are divided, with some asserting that it's acceptable in the digital age, while others believe it crosses a moral boundary.
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