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Social media users are once again using artificial intelligence to turn themselves into cartoon characters − this time, action figures and Barbie-like dolls. As part of the so-called "Barbie Box ...

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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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 ...

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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 ...