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She pulls in $110,000 a month from 15 second bedroom dance clips. Brands are already dropping real influencers to sign her instead. Luna isn't real. She's a fully synthetic model. Built by an 19 year old student in Canada. Runs the whole thing from his bedroom with Python and...

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