Can you tell an AI influencer from a real one? The Post polled Times Square visitors — and the results were not great

Don’t believe your lying eyes.

With the incredibly rapid advancements in Artificial Intelligence, it’s getting harder to tell what — or, more precisely, who — is real these days.

Sexy influencer Mia Zelu made headlines earlier this month after her stunning snaps from Wimbledon sent fans into a frenzy.

The blonde beauty boasts 168,000 followers on Instagram, but there’s just one problem: she isn’t real.

Mia is an artificial bot designed by an unidentified software developer, and she’s just one of a growing species.

“AI influencers” are cropping up on social media in droves, duping users into believing they’re actual humans with their incredibly lifelike images and videos.