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<strong>Caitlin Cassidy</strong> gives <strong>Nino Bucci</strong> the full picture of the latest ‘magic avatar’ generator and image editing app
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In the past week, users have flocked to Lensa AI, an app that uses your selfies and artificial intelligence to create portraits in a variety of styles.
People are criticizing viral photo editing app Lensa AI -- claiming that its selfie generator is sexualizing their portraits.
Lensa AI, an app that takes photos from your camera roll and transforms them into works of art, has taken social media by storm over the past few weeks. The app costs $3.99 for a set of 50 photos, and has come under fire from artists who are concerned about art theft and user privacy.
We recently uncovered that Lensa AI can be tricked into creating NSFW images. When TechCrunch made the Prisma team aware of its findings, the company's CEO replied with its findings.