Posted on 04/11/2025 7:44:39 PM PDT by BenLurkin
People upload a picture of themselves to a tool like ChatGPT, along with written prompts that explain how they want the final picture to look.
These instructions are really important.
They tell the AI tool everything it is meant to generate, from the items a person wants to appear with to the kind of packaging they should be in - which includes mimicking the box and font of popular toys like Barbie.
Many online will then personalise it further with their name, job and clothing choices.
Though it does not always work, and many have also shared some of the amusing mistakes the tools made, where the action dolls look nothing like them.
Like other generative AI tools, image generators are also prone to making things up, and may make assumptions about how someone should look.
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Now I have to do myself as Retired Guy Action Figure.
Concern is it is the next internet bubble.
“3.... 2....1.... AI-Dolls will become the next ‘not talked about’ fetish, replacing Furries, for some of that ilk.
Chatty Cathy all grown up!
Shouldn't she be supplied with either a word processor or editing bay (depending on what kind of editor she is)?
My biggest concern is that supposedly grown adults would even do this.
She's real cute-----but should have a hyphenated name.
may make assumptions about how someone should look
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Ha!
Why does a “technology editor” doll need a video camera and microphone?
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Yeah. I’d want to have a technology editor using the latest and greatest technology tools.
If we still lived in the 1980’s.
Slightly OT but related -- I found a new AI art generator today called "Shedevrum" from the Russian company "Yandex." It is an app for generating images and videos. It can do magic using the YandexART and YandexGPT neural networks. The examples I saw were incredible.
Prompt: "fabulous old fairy house on an old tree, on the porch of the house sits a huge shaggy cat with a fluffy tail close-up garden, flowers, magical world, aesthetically pleasing, beautiful, realistic, professional photo, 4k, high resolution, high detail"
Prompt: "close-up of two white fluffy little mice lying on their backs with their white bellies looking up at the sky with their paws on the terrace of a log cabin, catching plums, a blanket, a branch with juicy plums hanging over the mice, dawn, tall dry grass, nebula, high detail, atmospheric, close-up, sandy, coffee, texture of old wood"
Prompt: "riot of life, natural beauty, nature, double exposure, close-up, blurred, watercolor, crayons, pastels. airy, professional photo" 
See what I mean about Out and Proud Doll Fetishes?
In the past, most people who lived this way had enough social prudence to keep their proclivities private.
Now, there are likely online communities who support and praise such lifestyles.
Can you imagine what the traditional members of his Japanese family thinks about this. I’m just guessing they are less than supportive.
I don’t know wh but she reminds me of Lori Vallow Daybell. Though she doesn’t especially look like her.
Guess I’ve been watching to much Law and Crime coverage.
Does kinda look like her.
Susan’s doll collection
Estimated value: $1.2 million dollars 😃😄🤣
Anything that keeps the them off the road and out of my way is good.
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