The action figure packaging trend has taken over social media, transforming everyday people (and brand mascots) into miniature collectibles. After the Ghibli-style portrait craze, this is the new ...

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Ghibli-style art days on the internet have gone and now action-figure images have gone viral on social media. The latest feature on ChatGPT allows users to generate action figures with the help of a ...

Social media users are jumping on the latest wave creating their very own AI-generated Barbie action dolls using ChatGPT. Yes, you heard that right! The fever of turning yourself into a Barbie Doll ...

And the latest trend, dubbed the 'action figure trend', is no different. Unless you've been living under a rock, it's likely you've seen this trend taking over social media. Thousands of ...

There’s a new trend going viral on social media, and it’s turning regular selfies into fun, action figure-style portraits. People are using ChatGPT and AI image tools to create pictures of themselves ...

ChatGPT is now enabling users to transform their photos into various action figures, sparking a new online trend. Users can create Lego characters, Simpsons characters, and Pixar-style portraits ...

The AI Barbie Box challenge is a new trend that is sweeping TikTok and Instagram, where social media users are transforming themselves into action figures. The AI Barbie Box challenge is a new ...

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Tiger Woods is playing the role of host. Behind him, Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy are wearing the same sage green Nike T-shirt, the same white Nike hat, ready to explain and show how they ...

Kate Nalepinski is a Newsweek journalist based in New York City. Kate joined Newsweek in May 2024. She is a graduate of Ithaca College. As generative AI continues to evolve, social media users are ...