Become NSFW AI Star For $70k A Week? Influencer Turns Down “Creepiest” Offer Ever

The economy is in shambles and everyone is scrambling to get their budget in order. So when you receive an offer that might set you up for life without having to work on the daily, you may jump in without a second thought. 

But there’s always a catch and TikTok user @simplynessa wasn't falling for it. She revealed on her TikTok that she had been reached out to by a company asking to use her likeness in AI content.

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“Episode 1,000 of the weirdest and scariest sh*t that happens in my life. I just had a company reach out and want to clone me. This is not a joke, this literally just f*cking happened. So last week I got an email from a brand and they said hey we work with other influencers that have over a million followers and we recreate them as an A.I. program.”

In their email they said that her likeness would be used to create storytime videos, do Q & A sessions, and other interactive content that could engage with her community.

All Nessa had to do was provide her likeness and then watch the money roll in.

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“And they were pitching it as if oh we would love to create an A.I. version of you so your subscribers can talk to you, ask you for advice, go to you for you know random story times. And you would send us 30 videos of you spinning around looking into different directions so we could recreate, you know, an A.I. version of you. And they told me that I could make $70,000 in one week.”

But the $ 70,000-a-week offer sounded too good to be true and she decided to do some research. When she looked up the company, she found that another influencer that had agreed to their terms had ended up in sexually charged content. The influencer had since been embroiled in a scandal trying to get the content taken down.

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“That doesn’t sound right. When I say not all money is good money, let me share with you guys what I found.”

So first after doing a little bit of research on this company, they actually recently had a scandal with one of their influencers. That A.I. they’re claiming would be sharing story times and giving advice, somebody paid this girl’s A.I. to say the most grossest, like raunchiest, nastiest sh*t.”

This raised red flags for Nessa and she decided to simply ignore their email.

“So after seeing this of course I ignore the company, why would I want to go through with that and get caught up? Then they go ahead and email me again. And this time they actually sent me a couple of influencers they were working with.”

“So I do more research. I download Telegram and I click on the link to go ahead and talk to one of these girls’ A.I.s, and immediately it asks me what is your sickest, twisted fantasy, let’s recreate it. So this company is telling me oh we’re gonna use it for story times and talking to the girls. No b*tch, they want to use you to sell disgusting content without your consent.”

She even shared the email she received as a screenshot in the video.

“And in case y’all don’t believe me go ahead and pause and read. And if you literally look that girl’s name up in the email, you will see the scandal.” 

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The email read, 

“We have been following your social media accounts and are impressed with your content and engagement with your followers. We believe your style could be an excellent fit for our product, and we would like to discuss the possibility of a collaboration.”

“I wonder if you follow an American influencer named Caryn Marjorie. This girl used AI technology to create a digital version of herself where her fans could pay to chat with an AI version of her and the chats were charged by the minute, and she made $70,000 in a week. And my company can do the same thing, helping broadcasters create a digital version of themselves that their fans can pay to chat with an AI version.”

“We’re interested in working with you to create a digital version of yourself for free, where you can guide your fans into a chat with a digital version of you for a per-minute fee. We believe your unique style and approach can lead to greater success than Caryn Marjorie.”

“These companies are f*cking gross. And I have so many more experiences to share with you guys, but, this is something that literally just happened.”

Caryn Marjorie, the influencer named in the company’s email has become known for going off the rails and offering sexual content to viewers. With no real check on how the AI is interacted with, users had begun using her likeness to roleplay encounters of a sexually-explicit nature. 

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While the company involved in this scandal was not named, AI misuse is an issue that has been on the rise with no real way to reel it in.

You can watch the TikTok video here.