A WOMAN quit her job at Tesco to pursue a very unusual side hustle which makes her £7k a day.
Ruby Rose, 23, quit her job at the supermarket chain around four years ago to create content using AI technology.
The former Tesco worker from London has always been a big fan of cosplay and fancy dress.
But she decided to go full time when she realised how much she could earn from snaps of her in quirky outfits.
The influencer experiments on Lensa and MyHeritage Al Time Machine which are photo-editing apps using AI tech.
And since finding her niche where she is transformed into a Viking or Egyptian goddess, Ruby rakes in a whopping £30,000 a week.
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On some days, her content can earn her as much as £7,000 a day.
Ruby, who joined Fanvue last year, revealed it's the best thing she's ever done.
She told the Mirror: "It was scary at first.
"I was scared of leaving my job to be a full-time content creator but in reality, it just meant I could really go for it."
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Ruby's journey started when she posted a few as a joke before catching the attention of many fans.
She explained: "I was just playing around and posted a few as a joke to see what people thought and they loved it.
"That's what spurred me on to start playing around with other apps too. The historical one is absolutely hilarious.
"I've always loved putting on personas and I ask my fans to send me costumes and toys they want me to wear.
"So the AI generator definitely tickled my fancy the second I saw it – it's like a digital costume."
The content creator experiments with all types of figures and reckons she's opened up a new fetish.
Ruby charges £25 a month for a subscription and anywhere between £5 and £2,000 for a single piece of content.
"I definitely think there's a market for it and will see it grow and evolve over the next few months," she added.
It comes as AI tool DeepFaceLab lets users swap faces on any image or video.
Developed by sf-editor1, the app is said to be a leading source of some of the deepfake videos circulating the internet at the moment.
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The tool doesn't just let users replace the faces in an image or video, however.
DeepFaceLab also lets users change the head of a person, alter the ages of face and even manipulate lips for speeches.
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