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Virtual influencer signed on as model

June 20, 2019

Daisy Paige signs to a major international agency. Image credit: Spark CGi

 

By Staff reports

As virtual influencers become more commonplace, international model agency Lipps LA is said to be the first to sign a complete computer-generated model.

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