People are criticizing the viral photo editing app Lensa AI, claiming that its artificial intelligence selfie generator is sexualizing and changing their portraits beyond recognition.
The sudden popularity of Lensa AI has also brought incited a wider discussion on social media around AI image generators being built using a dataset trained on the work on non-compensated real artists.— tzvi In response to the online criticism, Prisma Labs, the team behind Lensa AI, says it is working to prevent the accidental generation of nudes
“To enhance the work of Lensa, we are in the process of building the NSFW filter,” Prisma Lab’s CEO and co-founder Andrey Usoltsev“It will effectively blur any images detected as such. It will remain at the user’s sole discretion if they wish to open or save such imagery.” “Stable Diffusion neural network is running behind the avatar generation process,” Usoltsev explains. “Stability AI, the creators of the model, trained it on a sizable set of unfiltered data from across the internet.”
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