21.07.2025 13:26
Mia Zelu, who has 165,000 followers on Instagram, attracted significant attention with photos she shared as if she were at the Wimbledon tennis tournament, despite not being a real person. The reality of this AI-generated 'influencer' became apparent when 40,000 people liked and commented on her photos, believing she was actually at Wimbledon.
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Mia Zelu, who has over 165,000 followers on Instagram, recently made headlines with photos she shared as if she were at the Wimbledon tennis tournament. However, the truth quickly emerged: This "influencer" was actually created by artificial intelligence.
Mia Zelu's Instagram posts were so realistic that over 40,000 people liked and commented on her photos, believing she was really at Wimbledon. She deceived many with images that appeared to be taken while sitting at Center Court or drinking. One of these individuals was Indian cricket player Rishabh Pant. The 27-year-old athlete deleted all his likes and comments when he realized Zelu was a fake account.
The language Zelu used in her posts closely resembles that of real influencers. For example, in one post, she asks her followers, "What was your favorite match at Wimbledon?" In another post, despite never having attended the tournament, she writes, "I still can't get over the impact of the event... but the real fun was at the party."
Although the people managing this account do not reveal their identities, they claim that Mia Zelu is an "artificial intelligence storyteller." It is also mentioned that she has a sister named "Ana," who has 266,000 followers on her account as well.
Even though it is clearly stated that this account does not belong to a real person, many users still message Zelu. There are even some who propose marriage.
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