These women are some of the hottest influencers on the planet – but can you work out which ones are AI fakes?
Last week influencer Mia Zelu went viral after supposedly being snapped at Wimbledon looking glam.
Then she was revealed to be a computer-generated fake.
So can you tell a real human from AI? Try our quiz and read each influencer's biography to decide which is which. The answers are below.
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Ex-Playboy model Paris Dylan, from California, is dating American Pie singer Don McLean, 49 years her senior.
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Alton Mason is one of the world's few male supermodels, with 2million Instagram fans. The US hunk has worked with Chanel, Versace and Gucci
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With three million Insta fans, British beauty Eleanor Calder cuts a glamorous figure posing in exotic locations around the world.
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Brit supermodel Shudu Gram has featured in Harper's Bazaar magazine and can demand £400 per post to her 239,000 Instagram fans.
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Emily Pellegrini is a US underwear model with 356,000 Instagram fans. Originally from Los Angles, she worked as a nurse before being 'spotted'.
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Stefan-Pierre Tomlin, from London, is Tinder's most swiped man – with 48,000 likes. He's also a trained pilot, just to add to the allure.
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Tech fans, rejoice . . . with more than 12,000 followers on Instagram, Aish Neo is an eye-catching influencer who gives tips on AI.
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Moroccan influencer and social justice activist Kenza Layli has 191,000 Instagram fans and celebrates her nation's rich culture.
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Brit Elizabeth King is a personal trainer specialising in corrective exercise, a career that has won her 159,000 Instagram followers.
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US singer Lil Miquela earns £8,000 for a post on Insta, thanks to her two million fans. She kissed model Bella Hadid in a Calvin Klein ad.
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