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“[post] I just created my first AI male model in Flora AI and I'm excited about where this is going.”
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- 0:00[post] I just created my first AI male model in Flora AI and I'm excited about where this is going.
- 0:00[post] The goal is to build models I can deploy for UGC content and product ads for brands. The consistency across outputs is what gets me. Different scenes but same faces, everytime.
- 0:00[post] Now here's something I've been thinking about. Almost every AI UGC model or avatar I've come across online is female. And honestly it's not hard to understand why. A huge chunk of UGC content lives in beauty, skincare, fashion and lifestyle spaces which have historically been marketed toward women. So the demand naturally pulled in that direction and the creators followed.
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