Submitted 11 months ago by zoe@jlai.lu to aboringdystopia@lemmy.world
https://www.tomsguide.fr/instagram-cette-influenceuse-creee-par-lia-gagne-10-000-e-par-mois/
These are getting pretty good. It’s pretty difficult to spot the errors in this one.
The eyes are odd, especially the pupils/iris’; there’s a bit of hair sticking out from her right shoulder; the strap on the left just disappears when it meets hair.
As well, the eyebrows are both very different, the collar bone is unequal, and the face itself is more asymmetrical then would be expected; but all of these could be natural, so.
When it comes to the assymetry, I actually prefer it. It’s more relatable. Personally, I have one eye and ear that sits noticeably lower than the other, it almost feels like that could have been an intentional effect to seem more natural.
Article author probably jealous because he can’t afford sex changing surgery and and cash on his body
Yeah
It’s just sad how stupid or ignorant to modern methods of influencing them most humans are to fall for stuff like this
“ so they don’t have to depend on other people who have egos, quirks, or are just looking to make a lot of money posing .”
As opposed to the work that AI models put in, right? lol. They see this as anyone else: easy money off of simps. Honestly if I were smart enough I’d do the same.
free market baby!
also models will soon unionize and demand their work to be considered as ‘intellectual property’ smh
FlyingSquid@lemmy.world 11 months ago
That doesn’t look like a he, unless this is the first AI drag queen model.
jabathekek@sopuli.xyz 11 months ago
Probably a translation error, original is in French.
bionicjoey@lemmy.ca 11 months ago
Correct translation would be “this model doesn’t exist, but it earns…”
French doesn’t have a separate pronoun for objects, you just use the male/female pronoun depending on if the noun is masculine or feminine (in terms of grammatical gender, which isn’t the same as human gender)
zoe@jlai.lu 11 months ago
yep, sorry