Bollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez has launched an AI-powered digital avatar that shares her personal book recommendations, late-night reflections and life stories with audiences. The avatar was created by Galleri5, the in-house AI studio of Collective Artists Network, using conversational AI, voice synthesis and interactive narrative tools, and is designed to reflect her personality and worldview rather than simply replicate her likeness. The launch reflects a wider push by talent agencies to use AI to deepen fan engagement while claiming to preserve a performer's authentic voice.

The avatar centres on a "Book Club" feature, through which it shares titles that have shaped Fernandez's thinking along with her own commentary, as well as so-called "2am thoughts" – personal reflections and anecdotes not typically suited to standard social media content. Fernandez, a Sri Lankan-born, Mumbai-based former Miss Universe Sri Lanka 2006, is known for films including "Murder 2," "Kick" and the "Housefull" series, and currently appears in "Welcome to the Jungle." Collective Artists Network says new content and conversations will be added on a rolling basis, with the project positioned as an editorially driven use of Galleri5's AI avatar technology rather than a brand-promotion tool.