OnlyFans star Lily Phillips has created an AI version of herself so fans can interact with her around the clock. But she has a clear message for anyone who takes it too seriously.
OnlyFans star Lily Phillips has launched an AI version of herself, giving fans a new way to interact with her online. The 25-year-old British creator previously made headlines after reportedly sleeping with 1,113 men, with more than half of the encounters taking place in a single day. She has also said she wants to sleep with 10,000 men in 24 hours.
Her latest project uses artificial intelligence to connect with fans around the world, without her having to be personally involved.
Lily AI
The digital twin, called Lily AI, is available on the adult AI platform OhChat. It has been designed to look and sound like Phillips. For $9.99, subscribers can exchange messages and intimate images with the AI and access a range of explicit features, including photos, videos, voice notes and live cam calls.
Phillips explained that she created it because she can’t keep up with every fan herself. “She’s an extension of me,” she said. “There are only so many hours in the day, and I can’t personally be available to everyone all the time.”
“A digital twin creates another experience, as long as people understand what they’re interacting with.”
She hopes the AI will reflect the personality her fans already know from her content.
“The aim is for her to capture my playful side and my humor and the way I talk,” she explained. “But the real me has moods and experiences and a life outside the internet that an AI can’t fully recreate.”
“I’d describe her as a very good interpretation of me,” she added.
A growing trend
AI companions have become more popular as the technology improves. They range from AI girlfriends designed to keep people company to digital versions of real performers and virtual partners for couples.
Phillips says Lily AI is meant to be an addition to her real-life presence, not a replacement. “People follow creators for their real lives and personalities, and I don’t think AI replaces that connection,” she said.
While the AI version could become a significant part of her business, Phillips stressed the difference between an AI likeness made with someone’s permission and deepfakes made without it.
“Consent and transparency are essential to me. Choosing to create an AI version of yourself is very different from someone using your face, body or voice without permission,” she said.
“Being a public figure or working in adult entertainment doesn’t mean people should be able to do whatever they want with your image.”
An important message to fans
Phillips also wants subscribers to remember that, however realistic it seems, Lily AI can’t offer a real relationship.
“If someone meant it seriously, I’d want them to understand that she’s AI and can’t share a real relationship or make a commitment,” she said. “It should be something enjoyable and fun, but with that distinction kept clear.”
She added that she hopes fans will enjoy the experience, including a feature called “Pornstar Mode,” which she calls “so much fun.”
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