Are the Magic Avatars on the Lensa AI App Stealing Your Image?
The Lensa AI App trend is taking over New Jersey. Do the app's magic avatars steal your image or data?
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The Lensa AI App trend is taking over New Jersey. Do the app's magic avatars steal your image or data?
Lensa Magic Avatars are all good clean fun, until someone gets hurt. Ask these questions first.
Earlier this week, the Lensa app has been making the rounds on social media—particularly Instagram—as people flock to the app to use its 'magic avatar' feature. Simply put, the 'magic avatar' feature asks users to submit 10-20 photos of themselves, after which the app returns AI generated portraits of the user—which look like they are made by digital artists or designers.
Users generating hundreds of avatars with Lensa AI have given the app permission to 'use' and 'distribute' their selfies indefinitely, and without 'any additional compensation'.
<strong>Caitlin Cassidy</strong> gives <strong>Nino Bucci</strong> the full picture of the latest ‘magic avatar’ generator and image editing app