The Post took to the streets to see if both locals and tourists could tell the difference between real beauties and fake bots ...

Mia’s brunette AI sister, Ana Zelu, has even more followers on Instagram than she does: 266,000. But Ana has been around ...

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Mia Zelu, an AI influencer, recently fooled Instagram users with lifelike photos appearing to show her at Wimbledon. The images, showcasing her near the tennis court, garnered significant attention, ...

“People are used to seeing curated, almost perfect images from human influencers, achieved through extensive editing, filters ...

Mia Zelu has turned heads at Wimbledon 2025 with visuals of her attending various tennis events. However, a series of convincing images showing a fashion-forward woman are fake. The influencer with ...

Zelu is one of a growing roster of AI-nfluencers flooding the market. Last year, virtual influencer Alba Renai went viral after getting hired as the first non-human host on a weekly special segment of ...

Mia Zelu appears to lead quite a life – at Wimbledon one week, at a Coldplay concert the next. But she’s not real and she’s ...

AI-generated influencer Mia Zelu fooled over 150,000 followers and even a pro athlete with her lifelike Wimbledon 2025 posts, ...

Mia Zelu uploaded an Instagram carousel of herself seemingly at Wimbledon; however, the post isn't what her nearly 200K followers think because she's an AI-powered social media influencer.

Part of a fast-growing trend of “virtual influencers,” the account's front-row selfies and tenniscore fashion initially had fans fooled.

Fake people are stealing the spotlight on social media, but could this clear the way for traditional shooting?