In a novel use case, people are uploading their own photos, asking OpenAI’s ChatGPT for unsparing assessments of their looks and sharing the results on social media.
Some users view AI’s responses as more impartial, but experts say these tools come with hidden biases. Bethany Rae
Ania Rucinski was feeling down on herself.
She’s fine-looking, she says, but friends are quick to imply that she doesn’t measure up to her boyfriend – a “godlike” hottie. Those same people would never tell her what she could do to look more attractive, she adds. So Rucinski, 32, turned to an unconventional source for the cold, hard truth: ChatGPT.
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