Social media users have been uploading photos of themselves to AI tools to see what they’d look like as dolls or action figures — and then sharing the results for fun. The trend centers around ...

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The fan’s post showcased intricately designed action figures of Raghu and Zoya, capturing the essence of their characters from Marjaavaan. Raghu, portrayed by Sidharth Malhotra, is depicted in ...

You may have noticed many people you follow on social media posting pictures of themselves in the form of a boxed action figure, along with their favourite personal accessories such as books or a cup ...

Edelman Smithfield's leadership is all in on AI-generated action figures. (Image used with permission). Ever wanted to see what your CEO or another top executive would look like as an action figure?

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 ...

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 ...

Comms pros are jumping on the ChatGPT action figure trend. Amanda Coffee's action figure gets the PRWeek seal of approval. (AI-generated image created ChatGPT) It’s impossible to go on social media ...

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 ...