Mia Zelu is a beautiful blonde who has captured the eye -- and hearts -- of scores of admirers. Men peppered her social media account with compliments. Some asked her out. Others even proposed. In ...

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Wimbledon champion Jannik Sinner has rehired Umberto Ferrara as his fitness coach nearly a year after firing him for his role in the top-ranked player’s doping case. The move comes ...

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Mia Zelu, who appeared at Wimbledon and gained fans, media coverage, and even marriage proposals, is actually an AI-generated influencer.

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But the ‘model’ whose social media persona became an internet sensation at the championships was actually created by AI.