Aitana Lopez
The studio's flagship persona, launched around July 2023 and branded on the studio's own site as the world's first AI influencer.
Source: theclueless.ai/project/aitana-lopez (the studio's own site)
Self-disclosed AI-persona studio · Barcelona
Updated · reviewed by a human
The Barcelona studio behind Aitana Lopez and Maia Lima — Aitana's own studio page calls her AI-generated, and both sit among the AI personas the studio lists on its own site.
The Clueless — legally The Clueless AIGENCY S.L., a Barcelona AI-studio — built and openly runs Aitana Lopez, the persona it brands on its own site as "the world's first AI influencer," and Maia Lima, its second persona, introduced about two months later and listed directly as one of its own projects. Aitana's own studio page opens by calling her Spain's first 100% AI-generated influencer — operator self-disclosure, not something a reporter had to dig out, and the kind that earns a persona VerifiedHer's Openly Virtual verdict rather than one only inferred from outside evidence. Maia Lima's studio page carries no explicit AI wording of its own: she is listed among the studio's AI personas on its site, and 2023 press reports describe the studio presenting her as its second AI model. The studio's own gallery page lists roughly a hundred named personas across six sections — Influencers, Women, Men, Kids, Underground, and Pets; VerifiedHer documents only Aitana Lopez and Maia Lima here, and a name missing from this page means undocumented by us — not endorsed, and not denied. Most of that wider catalog reads as licensable stock-avatar inventory rather than independently run social accounts, and we haven't researched it. The contrast worth holding onto: this is an operator that discloses. Elsewhere in this registry, separate pages document apparent AI-persona operations built on evidence of non-disclosure — different pages, different evidence — and this page makes no claim about any operator not named here.
The studio's flagship persona, launched around July 2023 and branded on the studio's own site as the world's first AI influencer.
Source: theclueless.ai/project/aitana-lopez (the studio's own site)
The studio's second persona, introduced about two months after Aitana Lopez and listed directly as one of its own projects among its AI personas. The studio's page for her has no explicit AI wording; the explicit statements come from 2023 press reports (El Litoral) describing her as the studio's second AI model.
Source: theclueless.ai/project/maia-lima (the studio's own site)
The Clueless self-publishes a much larger persona gallery — around a hundred named avatars across six sections (Influencers, Women, Men, Kids, Underground, and Pets) — on its own site. VerifiedHer documents only the two personas above; a name on the studio's gallery that isn't here is undocumented by us, not confirmed and not denied. Founders Rubén Cruz and Diana Núñez are named below via their own public statements to press, not as roster members. VerifiedHer is not affiliated with The Clueless.
A Barcelona AI-studio — legally The Clueless AIGENCY S.L. — that builds AI-generated personas and lists them as AI personas on its own site. It also runs a separate business-education arm marketing an AI-influencer academy and done-for-you agency services, using Aitana Lopez as its flagship case study; that's the same company's business-education product line, not a different operator.
Yes — and the studio says so itself. Its own site opens her profile by calling her Spain's first fully AI-generated influencer, and the studio has spoken to press under its own name about creating her since 2023. That kind of operator self-disclosure is exactly what earns a persona VerifiedHer's Openly Virtual verdict, rather than a persona whose AI status is only inferred from the outside.
The studio's own gallery page lists roughly a hundred named personas across six sections (Influencers, Women, Men, Kids, Underground, and Pets) — its site claims more than 100 avatars. VerifiedHer documents only two of them, Aitana Lopez and Maia Lima. The rest are undocumented here: that's not a claim that any of them is any less (or more) of an AI persona than the two we cover, just that we haven't researched them.
Rubén Cruz and Diana Núñez, according to their own statements to Fortune in 2023 — both are public businesspeople who speak to press under their own names and appear on their own professional profiles. Naming them here follows their own disclosure, not an investigation of ours.
The agency told Fortune and Forbes in 2023 that Aitana Lopez earns roughly €3,000 a month on average, with peak months reaching €10,000–11,000. Those figures come from the studio's own statements to press, not an independent audit — treat them as reported, not verified.
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