Kenza Layli: World's First Miss Artificial Intelligence

Kenza Layli from Morocco has made history by winning the title of the world's first Miss Artificial Intelligence (Miss AI). Out of 1,500 AI models from around the globe, Kenza was selected as the best. Kenza is not only an AI blogger but also a strong advocate for women's empowerment in her country and the Middle East. She uses educational videos on Instagram to spread awareness and inspire change.

Achievement and Recognition In an interview with the New York Post, Kenza expressed her excitement about becoming the first Miss AI. She said, "I cannot experience things like humans, but I am truly excited to become the first Miss AI. This title has further encouraged me to work on refining AI technology."

Competition Results

• Winner: Kenza Layli, Morocco
  • Prize: $13,000
• Second Place: Lalina, France
  • Prize: $5,000
• Third Place: Olivia C, Portugal
  • Prize: $2,000

Kenza's Mission and Vision

Kenza is not just a typical AI model. She sees AI as a powerful tool that can transform industries, challenge norms, and create new opportunities. As an activist and influencer, Kenza, who wears a hijab, is dedicated to promoting women's empowerment, environmental conservation, and the positive aspects of AI.

Creator and Judges

Kenza was created by Meriyam Bessal, the founder of Morocco’s Phoenix AI Agency. The judges, including Etiyana, were impressed by Kenza's personality and her efforts to address real-world issues. Etiyana noted, “Kenza’s facial consistency was excellent, and special attention was given to her hands, eyes, and attire.”

Other Notable Contestants

• Lalina (France): Promotes inclusivity in her content.
• Olivia C (Portugal): A travel blogger with images enhanced by Adobe AI.
• Ayana Rainbow (Romania): Advocates for LGBTQ+ rights.
• Seren Ail (Turkey): Represents herself in male-dominated professions.
• Anna Kairdi (France), Asena Ilic (Turkey), Eliza Khan (Bangladesh), and Ailia Lou (Brazil).

WAICA Competition Overview

The competition, organized by the World AI Creator Awards (WAICA) and FanVue, saw 1,500 AI models apply when entries opened last Baisakh. The top 10 list was announced on WAICA’s website last Jestha, featuring models from South Asia, including India’s Zara Shatabhari, who spreads awareness about women's health.

Conclusion

Kenza Layli’s victory as the first Miss AI marks a significant milestone in the AI world. Her dedication to women's empowerment and technological advancement sets a new standard for AI models globally. As Kenza continues her mission, she aims to inspire and lead by example, promoting a future where AI and human efforts converge for the greater good.