Your favorite model? Thanks to AI, they might not be real

CNN ^ | Kati Chitrakorn

[DUMBGRUNT]

At a cursory glance, nothing appears unusual: A Caucasian woman with wavy blonde hair, flushed cheeks and perfect teeth, bared in a wide smile, shows off a long stripe dress with a matching top-handle bag. In another image, she models a floral playsuit with a drawstring that cinches her waist.

Yet, in small print on the page, it is revealed that the model was created using artificial intelligence.

[DUMBGRUNT]

Everything on the internet is fake, including this post.

[Red Badger]

I’m real...............Or so I think..................

[SkyDancer]

Be in a room by yourself and when someone walks in and says “Hi”, you look at them and say “OMG, you can see me?”

[V_TWIN]

If we power down for software upgrade......do we know it? 🤔

[Red Badger]

There used to be an old sitcom on ABC that ran for years, “SOAP” that had a character that believed he was ‘invisible’............

[wally_bert]

Richard Mulligan aka Burt Campbell.

He was one of the best on there.

At times I could relate.

[bk1000]

So even AI recognizes beauty standards that have existed forever.

[rdcbn1]

AI is amazing - a fashion model with a 300000 IQ

[ConservativeMind]

“So first normal women are comparing themselves to edited models… Now we have to compare ourselves to women that don't even exist???” wrote another.

Well, yeah.

Just be yourself.

[Sirius Lee]

I remember this model as being, not just real, but really cool back in the day.

[Democrat = party of treason]

The sad part of all of this AI and the modern computer programs abilities to manipulate video is that very soon, in fact it is already here in small amounts, you will not be able to believe anything you see on line from photos to video to even whether or not something written was penned by a real person. We are heading into a dangerous period for which most people will be totally unprepared.

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

Cogito Ergo Sum

[fso301]

you will not be able to believe anything you see on line from photos to video to even whether or not something written was penned by a real person. We are heading into a dangerous period for which most people will be totally unprepared.

Very true.

[SkyDancer]

Yeah, it is. A friend of mine who’s all into AI took a picture of my dad and animated it where he’s singing! Amazing and scary at the same time.

[alternatives?]

Heck, you can’t believe anything written by the msm now.

[rdcbn1]

Not even AI could make my singing sound good

[econjack]

Couple that with agenda-driven news sources and it gets really bad. The NYT used a picture of a “starving child” in Gaza, ribs poking through a malnourished body, with a headline that blamed Israel for starving kids to death. First, no recollection of Hamas beheading women and children in their attack on Israel. Second, no revealing that the child was suffering from a disease that didn’t allow her to keep food down and her condition had nothing to do with starvation. The NYT, in typical fashion and well after its lie has served its purpose, will bury a retraction on the Want-Ads page saying it’s sorry for the mistake. I wouldn’t even use the NYT to line a bird cage...

[lodi90]

“She” will be forever young, too.

[DUMBGRUNT]

—”I’m real....”

Not on this end.

You, if you exist, can be detected here with my five senses.

Now, before you run up Descartes’ line, “I think, therefore I am”, look around at the many bots, ampifliers and useful idiots...

Prove you are human!

[Red Badger]