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ajis02-2807	Robinson, Ben	Towards an Ontology and Ethics of Virtual Influencers	2020	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4119	151	42	While real life influencers are clearly responsible for the content of their posts, it is less clear how virtual influencers could be held responsible in the same way. But, even for cases where virtual influencers are not as open about their creation with their followers, their dishonesty is not disproportionate to what real life influencers do when exaggerating the success and beauty of their lives – both cases operate with the same underlying principle of dishonesty in order to attract followers.	cache/ajis02-2807.pdf	txt/ajis02-2807.txt