Kick streamer N3on, 22, has announced a new AI streaming project on Kick that aims to be a never-ending livestream, powered by GPT-6 Astra and Higgsfield AI. The project was revealed on September 7, with N3on calling himself the "first AI streamer in the world" and stating he wants to experiment with AI-generated content. Despite controversy over the idea, N3on has defended his decision, saying it's an innovative new concept that allows him to continue streaming even when he's asleep or taking time off. The project has sparked debate about the future of livestreaming and the potential for creators to use AI to stay online longer.
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N3on, a 22-year-old Kick streamer, has sparked controversy online after announcing a new project to become the "first AI streamer in the world" with a never-ending livestream on Kick. The project, which N3on partnered with Higgsfield AI to create, uses GPT-6 Astra technology and will continue streaming even when N3on is asleep or not actively participating. The announcement was made on September 7, 2026, where N3on shared a 40-second AI-generated video stating that it would be his last stream as a human being. Critics have accused N3on of selling out, but he defends the project as an experiment and innovative idea. The livestream is set to continue indefinitely, blurring the lines between human and artificial intelligence in live streaming.
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Kick streamer N3on has announced a new AI streaming project that has quickly created controversy online.
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The 22-year-old creator says he wants to become the
“first AI streamer in the world” with a never-ending livestream on Kick.
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N3on has partnered with Higgsfield AI for the project, which he says will keep streaming even when he is asleep.
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After people questioned his new move and called him a sell-out, N3on explained that he sees the AI livestream as a new experiment and an innovative idea.
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N3on explains why he is becoming an AI streamer on Kick
N3on announced his new AI streamer project on September 7, 2026.
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He shared a 40-second AI-generated video along with a surprising message that said,
“This is my last stream as a human being.”The Kick star also called himself the
“first AI streamer in the world.”
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According to N3on, his new livestream will be never-ending, meaning it can continue even when he is not personally sitting in front of the camera.
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The project is being created in partnership with Higgsfield AI.
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N3on said the AI livestream is powered by GPT-6 Astra and Higgsfield AI and will be broadcast on Kick.
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The announcement received a lot of attention because AI-generated content is becoming more common online.
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However, N3on's plan is different from his usual livestreams because the AI version of him could continue broadcasting while he goes to sleep or takes time away from streaming.
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This has raised questions about what AI could mean for the future of livestreaming and whether creators may use AI to stay online for longer periods of time.
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Kick star N3on defends his controversial never-ending AI livestream
N3on later spoke about the controversy during another livestream on September 7.
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He defended his decision and said that he is simply trying something new.
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The streamer described the project as innovative and asked people to stop hating on his new experiment.
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He also made it clear that the AI streamer project does not mean he is leaving his normal content behind.
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According to N3on, he still plans to stream every day and continue being himself.
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He sees the AI livestream as an extra project rather than a replacement for his regular streaming career.
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N3on also explained why he decided to try the idea now.
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He said that someone else would eventually create something similar if he did not do it first.
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Because of this, he decided to take the opportunity and experiment with AI streaming himself.
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The Kick star appears to believe that being early with a new idea is important, even if the idea creates controversy.
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N3on's AI streamer project has now become one of his most talked-about announcements.
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While some people have raised concerns about AI-generated livestreams, N3on continues to defend his decision.
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For now, he says the never-ending Kick livestream is simply an experiment, and he has no plans to stop making his usual content as a human streamer.
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