“I can be whatever they want”: a porn star sold her image to AI to work less (3 photos)

Adult film star Chloe Amour, 33, has revealed she sold her likeness to an AI company to ease the pressure of her demanding career.





The Las Vegas actress spent years working with the biggest studios in the adult film industry, but as her workload continued to mount, she decided to use a virtual alter ego to interact with her fans when she was unavailable.

The move is not only a way to lighten her load, but also part of a growing trend in the adult entertainment industry where performers are using AI to maintain their online presence.

Amour explained that while she enjoys interacting with her fans, there are times when she can’t fulfill all of their desires.

“When I interact with my fans directly, sometimes there are things they want to talk to me about or things they want from me that I can’t give them,” she said. “But with AI, they have that same affinity with me, and in a way, I can be whatever they want me to be. It’s very transparent because they know it’s AI, it’s not me physically behind the device communicating with you — you know what you’re paying for.”



She made the decision after an AI company approached her with an offer to create a virtual double of her. For a fee, she provided the company with photos, videos, and personal data to make the AI ​​version as realistic as possible.

Amour admits that AI still seems "scary and amazing" to her at times, but she appreciates the opportunity to lighten her workload.

"When you're invited to shoot porn, you're at the mercy of that company," she explains. "You're going to be on set for four, six, eight, ten, twelve hours, who knows?"



Using a virtual persona to interact with fans allows her to take a break while still maintaining her online presence. However, she does have one regret: "I should have joined earlier because I would have gotten a bigger bonus!"

Amour is just one of many artificially created women keeping men company. The trend of using AI avatars in the adult entertainment world is a sign of how technology is changing the landscape. In fact, some fans can now create their own virtual partners - from their appearance to their personality traits, hobbies and sexual preferences.