Is she AI?

People in the comments arguing if she’s real or AI, meanwhile the girl literally has four arms and gooners still believe. One old dude in the comments is fully convinced she’s real while someone else is trying to expose it as AI 😂. Algorithm doesn’t care, it just sees engagement and keeps boosting the post. Honestly it’s kinda hilarious. The crazy part is the model started posting in feb and has views in million. No idea if that’s actually converting into Fanvue subs though.

Generated this video using Kling 2.6 with two different images, feedback appreciated, Ignore asshole 😄 Prompt1: women in an intimate and casual shower scene, a conventionally attractive young caucasian woman with a curvy build stands in bathroom, bouncing up and down so her large breasts bounce and jiggle heavily up and down, her head tilted back with a moaning expression and mouth slightly open, long straight black hair wet, fair skin glistening with water droplets and visible pores, she then brings both hands up to cup and rub her big beautiful boobies, playing with them and squeezing while still bouncing, then she turns around, Prompt2: bends over at the hips hinging to accentuate her glutesand presents her tight pretty pussy from behind, all captured in a realistic high-resolution smartphone video still with soft warm shower lighting, visible water droplets, grainy texture and sensor noise

I don't waste time creating 1 image at the time.. I make 40 in one go.

Are niches THAT important? I mean, we all know that Instagram is now flooded with niche models: flight attendant, nurse, trucker, army... Their strategy is to post content only related to their "job", resulting in a very unatractive Instagram feed, but also tons of views, therefore, traffic. On the other hand, there are also plenty of models who seem to not be part of any niche, but are very attractive and their instagram feed looks very proffesional. What do you think is better? Are your models very niched? Personally, I think the first type of account is doomed. More and more people are realizing they're AI. However, I think the second type has a brighter future. What do you think?