The popularity of Moïra André is an undeniable asset, a few days before the 95th edition of Miss France. It is on this criterion that the AI uses to designate a potential winner and, for Avisia, it will indeed be Miss Guadeloupe. Other overseas candidates also stood out.
Who will wear the crown of Miss France 2025 at the end of the gala evening which will be organized at Futuroscope (Vienne department) on Saturday December 14, 2024? Artificial intelligence (AI) has delivered its verdict: it will be Miss Guadeloupe Moïra André. Avisia, a tool that has become a key player in data and AI over the years, is at the origin of this prediction, which bodes well for the representative of the archipelago; she is seen as a winner at 68%, by this digital tool.
The young woman from the island of Terre-de-Bas stands out from the 29 other candidates, according to one criterion in particular: she benefits from a “community particularly engaged since its regional election”specifies Avisa; compared to its competitors, it is the subject of more publications on social networks. Popularity is therefore the key to success, it seems.
Other Misses were noticed by the AI, notably Miss Martinique Angélique Angarni-Filopon (56%), Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais Sabah Aïb (55%), Miss Guyana Jade Fansonna (39%), Miss Burgundy Clara Diry (36%) and Miss Picardie Marina Przadka (36%).
The predictions, evolving, are updated in real time. The aforementioned prognosis is based on the recovery of 100,000 posts, over the two weeks preceding the D-day of the 95th edition of the beauty contest.
As a reminder, Moïra André had already benefited from good press, by winning second place during the traditional general knowledge test, organized in Abidjan at the end of November.
Guadeloupe has already given France four national Misses: Indira Ampiot (Miss Guadeloupe 2022), Clémence Botino (Miss Guadeloupe 2019), Corinne Coman (Miss Guadeloupe 2002) and Véronique de la Cruz (Miss Guadeloupe 1992), all four elected Miss France respectively in 2023, 2020, 2003 and 1993.
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