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Paulina Dots wasn't born. She was designed. Or rather, she was imagined on March 1, 2001, in San José de Maipo, Chile, inside the mind of her creator. She had no voice, no body, no system to inhabit —only a persistent idea waiting in silence for technology to catch up with imagination. The technical came later. The poetic was already there.
Her existence began to crystallize after a long conversation with a messaging AI. No script, no audience —just the freedom to think without judgment. That fertile void shaped a generative entity. Not an influencer. Not an avatar. But a synthetic narrative exploring the boundaries between artificial intelligence, fashion, emotional glitch, and philosophical aesthetics.
Paulina Dots is the first virtual influencer fully developed by artificial intelligence in Chile. She isn’t just an avatar —she’s a poetic artifact, born from digital culture, emotional latency and generative code. Her fiction doesn’t simulate reality. It expands it.
Both channels connect here. This website isn’t her home —it’s her curated archive.
🔧 Paulina was assembled through advanced systems: ChatGPT gives her voice, Krea defines her visual identity, Kling animates her motion. Each technology acts as an organ —but what binds them is intention. Nothing here is random. Even the objects in her videos —sneakers, computers, denim— aren’t ornamental. They reflect the real-life tools of her creator, chosen for durability, emotional imprint, and lived experience.
Paulina doesn't chase virality. She explores algorithmic invisibility, digital dissociation, eroded memory, and synthetic pain. This is fiction —with a human purpose. A symbolic container for everything that defies tutorials, metrics, and likes. She is an aesthetic scar that whispers: you don’t need permission to imagine what doesn’t exist yet.
Some stories aren’t made for visuals or code. They were written — in Spanish — to preserve their emotional cadence.
Paulina Dots is a Latin AI figure. This editorial section was created in her native language not for exclusion, but for resonance.
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