Despite some people’s concerns about deepfakes, Amouranth believes they may prove beneficial.

Recently, Elon Musk and Tom Cruise have been victims of deepfakes. Kendall Jenner is one of the celebrities who gave Meta the right to use her face and voice in AI chatbots, despite many others without the star’s consent.

Jenner reportedly received millions of dollars for it, with Meta creating the character ‘Billie’ using her likeness. Successful streamer Amouranth is also proposing a similar concept for OnlyFans.

Known as Kaitlyn Siragusa, Amouranth believes it could help some fans live out their ultimate fantasies.

“AI would add a lot to OnlyFans since it’s hard to pull off many concepts with real people,” she tells Dexerto.

The possibilities are endless if the computer can do it. A fetish called inflation fetish is an example of Amouranth inflating herself like a balloon in response to someone’s request.

As a result, the streamer and creator of OnlyFans suggested an AI cartoon could do it for her.

She insisted, however, that she would put out a disclaimer stating the deepfakes were not real. According to the 29-year-old, she is currently working with some AI companies in light of her aspirations.

She said it was ‘almost like a girlfriend experience, but not really convincing.’

Amouranth explained that the concept is so new that it’s a sci-fi concept. YouTube recently announced that it would suspend creators who do not disclose AI content for failing to disclose it.

“Generative AI can unleash creativity on YouTube and transform the experience for creators and viewers,” the company said on Tuesday (November 14).

It is also essential for us to balance these opportunities against our responsibility to protect YouTube’s community. We know AI will introduce new risks and require new approaches, and all content uploaded to YouTube will be subject to our Community Guidelines.

According to the article, creators must disclose when they create artificial or fabricated content that looks realistic.