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Lensa is a different type of photo editor – it combines photo editing with artificial intelligence (AI) art. It is most suitable for retouching portrait selfies.

New Delhi, November 14 (IANS) Around 42 per cent (more than four in 10) of smartphone users in India now utilise photo-editing app to brush up their digital presence, according to a new report.

The UK smartphone users were at the bottom on the list, with 30 per cent regularly using these apps. Over the past few years, photo editing apps have successfully climbed to the top of the market, standing side by side with basic apps like email, browsers, and messenger apps, according to data presented by OnlyAccounts.io. �� 42% Indian Smartphone Users Regularly Try Photo-Editing Apps To Brush Up Their Digital Presence: Report.

These apps use AI models like GPT-4 to the fullest.

My avatars were cartoonishly pornified, while my male colleagues got to be astronauts, explorers, and inventors.

Remember Magic Avatars in the Lensa app that were all the rage a few months ago? The custom AI generated avatars from just a few photos of your face were a huge hit!

Lensa AI has been going viral since it was launched. The cool magical avatars have been flooding social media sites and have taken the internet by storm. However, there are massive ethical and legal questions that surround the ease with which the images of self and others can be morphed to create what techies are calling "soft porn". AI’s Frankensteins monster seems to be here.

Illinois residents have filed a class action lawsuit against Prisma Labs, maker of popular AI-powered app Lensa, alleging privacy violations.

William Fry’s Barry Scannell talks to SIliconRepublic.com about legal trends expected for 2023 in relation to generative AI.

Little was previously known about the artificial intelligence company founded by five Russian tech workers who for years have been quietly developing AI tools from its homebase of Cyprus.