Skybo (@Skybornfx) “📰 AI clones steal bloggers' faces, followers & money Digital copies don't just” — TopicDigg

📰 AI clones steal bloggers' faces, followers & money Digital copies don't just beat originals in popularity they often get the real accounts blocked American adult actress Sheri Devile (4.5M Instagram followers) keeps finding fake versions of herself. Her real page gets banned because scammers report it themselves, wanting to "become the main version of me." Journalists uncovered that this "AI identity theft" has turned into a full industry. Creators copy real women's bodies, movements, and expressions from videos, then build synthetic characters One big example: virtual model Nia Noir gained 2.7M TikTok followers before the account was deleted. Same story with 21-year-old Sierra Leone TikToker Josephine - she saw her old dance performed by an AI model with identical moves, transitions, and camera angles. The copy got way more views Now real models must compete with hyper-sexualized clones of themselves that post non-stop and do things no real person would ever agree to #AIClones# #VirtualInfluencers# #ContentTheft#