A curated collection of AI-generated women who will never leave you on read, never steal your hoodies, and never exist in the physical realm. The future is here and it's deeply, deeply lonely.
She's not like other girls. Mainly because she doesn't exist. Raven was generated at 3:47 AM by a guy who just got dumped and thought "you know what would make me feel better? Creating my ideal woman using a graphics card."
Her hobbies include: existing only in 2D space, having exactly zero childhood trauma, and making real women feel inadequate because she was literally designed by an algorithm to be hot.
She's wearing a choker because algorithms learned that chokers are "edgy" from analyzing 47 million Tumblr posts from 2014. The lace-up top was suggested by a neural network that has never experienced human touch but somehow knows exactly what lonely nerds want.
Fun fact: That key around her neck doesn't unlock anything because she doesn't have a corporeal form. It's purely decorative, much like the concept of finding love on the internet.
Synthia was generated using 2.7 terabytes of Instagram data, which explains why she's doing that exact pose that every woman on Instagram does. The algorithm didn't innovate - it just averaged out 50 million selfies and said "yeah, this is fine."
Her phone doesn't work. It's not connected to anything. She's been holding it for eternity, taking a selfie that will never be posted because she exists in a void where WiFi hasn't been invented yet. This is what happens when technology goes too far in one direction and not far enough in another.
That dress is being held together by mathematics. Actual physics would never allow this. But here's the beautiful thing about AI: it doesn't have to follow the laws of physics, thermodynamics, or human decency.
Valencia was created when someone typed "hot girl red dress" into a prompt and the AI said "say no more fam, I got you." The result is a woman whose proportions were optimized by gradient descent to maximize engagement metrics that Silicon Valley engineers defined while eating Soylent alone in their apartments.
She's looking back at the mirror because the AI learned this pose gets 340% more likes than forward-facing photos. Everything about her existence is optimized for engagement, which is honestly more than we can say about most of us.
Look at her. She's so happy. You know why? Because she doesn't have bills. She doesn't have existential dread. She doesn't have a job that slowly crushes her soul. She doesn't have ANYTHING because SHE'S NOT REAL.
The AI generated this image and thought "you know what people want to see? Joy. Pure, unadulterated joy. The kind of joy that only someone who has never experienced Monday morning can display."
Also, can we talk about that foot? The AI clearly learned from a dataset that included foot content, which tells you everything you need to know about what the internet has been up to. Someone's search history is responsible for this image existing, and that person definitely has a VPN.