Woman's Ghibli-Style Makeover Goes Wrong. She Gets A Third Hand

Woman’s Ghibli-Style Makeover Goes Wrong. She Gets A Third Hand

New Delhi: The internet has found its latest obsession: the Ghibli trend. Thanks to OpenAI’s newest image-generation tool, social media users, including celebrities and politicians, are transforming their pictures into dreamy, Studio Ghibli-style animations. For one woman, though, the trend took an unexpected turn when ChatGPT gave her an extra hand. She initially uploaded a…

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Celebrities can opt-out with OpenAI

Celebrities can opt-out with OpenAI

The new ChatGPT 4o image generation model is the talk of the town, and not just for good reasons. Everyone is marveling at the AI’s amazing new abilities, which include generating legible text in images, creating fake photos out of real ones, creating deepfakes of celebrities, and replicating copyrighted content like Studio Ghibli characters. It…

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Ben Stiller, Paul McCartney and more than 400 Hollywood celebrities send complaint letter against Google, OpenAI to the US government

Ben Stiller, Paul McCartney and more than 400 Hollywood celebrities send complaint letter against Google, OpenAI to the US government

More than 400 Hollywood celebrities, including Ben Stiller, Mark Ruffalo and Paul McCartney, have submitted an open letter to the President Donald Trump administration opposing efforts by OpenAI and Google to weaken copyright protections for AI training.The letter, sent to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy this weekend, directly challenges recent proposals…

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China’s AI agent, Google Gemini gets personal, a nuclear energy boost: AI news

Graphic: Images: Google, AWS, Anthony Kwan, Lintao Zhang Despite rattling the AI industry earlier this year, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is reportedly not looking for investors just yet. DeepSeek’s founder Liang Wenfeng isn’t rushing to find investors who would interfere with his control and the company’s decisions, the Wall Street Journal (NWS) reported earlier this…

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‘AI race is over for us if…’: Why Sam Altman-led OpenAI warned US could fall behind China without copyright reform

As the global race for artificial intelligence (AI) dominance intensifies, OpenAI on Thursday warned the US government that American companies will be left far behind if they are restricted citing copyright violations while Chinese developers enjoy unlimited access to copyrighted data. This discrepancy could give China an edge in the AI race, warns OpenAI. “If…

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