Who is Radhika Subramaniam, the unique travel influencer suddenly being discussed on social media, she is special because...
India's first digital personality created with the help of AI: Each of us feel to travel across the globe with no limitations of money and time. However, due to jobs, schooling or other responsibilities, we cannot do that. Solving the problem, India's first digital personality has been created with the help of AI. Radhika Subramaniam has been recently in news for being India's first digital personality created with the help of AI. India's first AI based digital personality
More specifically, Radhika Subramaniam is AI travel influencer who travels to different states of India presenting the culture and historical stories of those places in English and Tamil languages on social media platforms.
Created by Collective Artists Network, Radhika Subramaniam is a solo traveler who represents Generation Z. Who created Radhika Subramaniam?
'Radhika feels like someone we all know, the friend who actually quit their job and went on that dream trip,' Vijay Subramaniam, Founder and Group CEO of Collective Artists Network, responsible for the recent creation said.
'She's thoughtful, independent, and wants to connect with people. With Radhika, we wanted to build more than just a new kind of influencer. We wanted her to tell stories that feel personal and real', the Group CEO added.
'There's a warmth to Radhika that's hard to fake. She's not just spitting out trends or trying to be viral — she actually gets the context. For brands, that's gold. You get someone who's always on, always in sync with your voice — but also genuinely engaging for the audience. That kind of storytelling at scale is really exciting.', Sudeep Subhash, Chief Revenue Officer at Collective Artists Network and CEO of Big Bang Social was quoted as saying by a Economic Times report. How Radhika Subramaniam was created!
Radhika has been created using tools like machine learning, natural language processing, and generative design and she does not have to spend money to visit these places. The virtual travel influencer presents luxury content with posting images, writing captions, and even interacting with followers online.
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