Reality television personality Farrah Abraham has utilized an artificial intelligence-generated double for the cover of Sweden's FHM magazine. The AI twin, depicted in liquid gold, aims to draw attention to the growing issues of AI abuse and unauthorized deepfake material circulating online.
Abraham, 35, stated that the project is intended to promote responsible AI development. "The ethical concerns around AI are absolutely valid," Abraham told FHM. "I think it’s important there’s a safe, legal, and authentic space where my fans can connect ethically, rather than turning to unauthorized or unsafe platforms." She emphasized that "the future belongs to AI that empowers people, protects identity and rewards originality, not technology that exploits someone's likeness without permission."
This initiative coincides with Abraham's ongoing efforts to secure royalties from her 2013 adult film, "Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom." Initially, Abraham claimed the video was made for personal use, but later stated a former manager convinced her to film it for career advancement. The tape achieved significant success in the adult market.
Abraham recently expressed her belief that she is owed millions in royalties from the tape's sales, stating on the podcast Pillow Talk, "It's time to back tax. So where's the millions?"
Her manager, Chrissy Johnston, informed the Daily Mail that they are seeking sales data from Vivid Entertainment, the tape's distributor. "While we cannot go into the specific wording of the contractual provisions, certain financial reporting was to be provided by Vivid on a regular basis over the past 13 years," Johnston said. She added that Abraham has not received full historical accounting information, leading to an "ongoing gap" and unresolved questions regarding the agreement.
Beyond this, Abraham's AI twin is slated to appear in what is described as the first AI-generated celebrity sex tape. This move follows Abraham's success as a top creator on OnlyFans, where she reported becoming a multimillionaire. She has also pursued other ventures in the adult industry, including strip club appearances and selling sex toys.
Abraham's career has also included appearances on shows such as "Teen Mom," "Couples Therapy," "Botched," "Celebrity Big Brother," "Marriage Boot Camp," and "Ex on the Beach." She is also the author of the New York Times bestseller "My Teenage Dream Ended."
Previously, Abraham has been open about her extensive cosmetic surgery procedures. However, she recently indicated a shift towards embracing her natural appearance, telling Us Weekly in September that she had stopped using Botox and fillers. She also expressed a desire to reverse some of her past facial surgeries due to an allergic reaction to fillers.