Indian med student rakes in thousands with AI-generated MAGA hottie

Facing financial challenges as a medical student, a 22-year-old from northern India, who prefers to remain anonymous, sought innovative ways to supplement his income. With aspirations of becoming an orthopedic surgeon and plans to emigrate to the US post-graduation, he found himself in a tough spot, relying on limited support from his parents while covering hefty licensing exam fees. In his quest for additional earnings, he explored various online ventures, from creating YouTube shorts to selling study materials to fellow medical students. However, a breakthrough idea struck him while browsing Instagram: what if he could create an AI-generated model and sell bikini photos online? After posting a series of generic images featuring a scantily clad woman, he quickly realized that his content was lost in a sea of similar offerings. Seeking guidance, he consulted Google Gemini’s AI tool for advice. The AI suggested that simply creating a conventional 'hot girl' would lead to fierce competition due to the multitude of established models. To make his creation stand out, he presented several options to Gemini, which ultimately recommended focusing on a niche targeting the conservative audience. It described this approach as a 'cheat code,' highlighting that this demographic, particularly older men in the US, tends to have greater disposable income and higher loyalty. A spokesperson for Gemini clarified that the AI is intended to provide neutral responses and does not endorse any specific political ideology.