The streamer at the center of this story is Amouranth, a name everyone knows well.
With an incredibly beautiful face and, more importantly, a very sexy style she’s known for, Amouranth has long built a massive fanbase, mostly male. On livestream platforms, she boasts millions of subscribers, and even on Twitter, Amouranth has 3.8 million followers.
Recently, the streamer surprised everyone by announcing she would launch a new digital clone of herself, aiming to strengthen her status as one of the world’s sexiest streamers.
Partnering with a well-known tech company, Amouranth is confident her digital version will have all the features fans expect, just like the real deal. This clone can even stream more frequently and for longer hours, while also dedicating private time to her fans. Specifically, this version will allow fans to video chat and text with the “virtual” Amouranth, as long as they have permission.
This isn’t Amouranth’s first AI clone release, but it might be the most advanced yet. Her first attempt ran into major issues at launch. The second was more successful, earning her $34,000 in just 24 hours. However, all of Amouranth’s AI projects have faced criticism. Many accuse her of fueling a “loneliness epidemic” among men, suggesting fans spend too much time with sexy virtual characters like her instead of seeking real-life relationships.
Of course, Amouranth strongly rejects these criticisms. She even fired back, saying she’s actually promoting AI development and providing a form of “therapy” for lonely men.
