Today, I'm joined by Kemmy Frank. She

will be sharing with us how to build an

AI influencer that sells $2 million

a month on autopilot. In your

experience, do these AI fictional

characters, influencers, tend to go

viral faster than someone who's creating

their own new TikTok [music] Instagram

page?

>> My AI character has gone viral 10 times

more than me than I have. If you go on

her page, she has like videos with

800,000 views. I've only had 2 million

views once and maybe 400 a couple of

hundred,

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>> but she has like videos like that. She

has a lot of viral videos. My AI

influencer started making money at 3,000

followers. [music]

Okay? And there are there are people who

can you can literally start making money

at even 500 followers.

>> So, it's interesting to me because what

I hear from many marketing, you know,

experts is that people are craving

authenticity. They want to see a real

person. But then, on the other side of

it, we're seeing AI influencers going

viral and generating sales. So, what are

your thoughts on [music] that?

>> To be honest, I know people are craving

authenticity, but I'm going to be very

sincere with you. People are craving

value more. [music] So, whatever feels

valuable to them is what they will go

for.

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