A VIRTUAL girlfriend is making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year from lonely men.
The AI model is called Lexi Love and she was created by a company called Foxy AI.
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Despite not being human, Lexi is said to form a “strong, emotional connection with admirers”.
Convincing AI images portray her with blonde hair, blue eyes, and a very toned body.
She can send texts, voice messages, and even photos on request.
Foxy AI recently revealed how the Lexi Love chatbot can make $30,000 a month.
That’s a staggering $360,000 a year, generated by thousands of fans.
The virtual model works around the clock and is available at all hours to chat with paying admirers.
She even speaks over 30 languages so connects with admirers all over the world.
Lexi is said to receive up to 20 marriage proposals a month.
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Sam Emara, CEO of Foxy AI, said: “Lexi is breaking barriers and changing the way we interact with AI.
“With her growing popularity, Lexi has become a lucrative source of income, currently earning around $30,000 per month from her interactions on the website.
“This is a testament to her ability to deeply connect with people and provide them with a fulfilling human-like experience, despite being an AI.”
Lexi is so good at chatting with her fans that some men are said to be convinced she’s real.
A Foxy AI spokesperson revealed that admirers have contacted the company and begged to meet her.
The model is just one example of how convincing AI is becoming at creating fake human images and corresponding like a real person.
Richard De Vere, the Head of Social Engineering at tech solutions firm Ultima, previously spoke to The U.S. Sun about the increasing dangers posed by AI romance bots.
He told us: “Scammers using AI have the potential to automate a lot of their mundane work, thereby increasing the time that they can focus on exploiting vulnerabilities in their targets.
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“AIs are quite happy to talk about the weather, learn about your family, and tell you about how their day went.
“The new generation of AIs are almost indistinguishable from humans, at least when communicating by email and messaging applications.”
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