Dream Readers are upset about using an artificial intelligence model in the August issue of Fashionable Magazine.
Two -page ads that have a blonde model wearing two different dresses on separate pages are taken by the Guess and “manufactured” label by AI SERPHINNE VALLORA.
In a photo, this model is in a light blue flower dress with a cup of coffee. In the other, the form of artificial intelligence in a black and white Chevron print outfit relies on a blue wall and adapts a guessing bag.
Readers have been warned of the fact that this model is made through a good print label, “Sraphinne vallora in AI”.
Seraphinne Vallla is an agency that designs “AI editorial level marketing campaigns and movies”. Its work is also displayed in Harper Market Vat AllahHuman
One person wrote in response to images of AI on X/Twitter: “This is worrying. This is the path that AI shouldn’t go … Wow.”
Another social media user said: “Great. The standard of new beauty, literally, will be indescribable because it is not real.”
Some other fans wrote: “The future is here. It’s another time. It takes less time and cheaper.”
Independent Call DreamValura’s guesses for comment.
Plus the hard drive sized model, which has been in the fashion industry for more than a decade Independent He is concerned about losing jobs for creatives involved in the branches of the model, including makeup and hair artist, collection designers, assistants and reception.
Hayward said the Vogue decision to include this disappointing ad, adding that he was worried that it could undermine the work for many years.
Discussion after OpenAI and DreamThe Condé Nast publisher announced the multi -year partnership that allows the magazine’s content to appear in ChatGpt’s search results.
Roger Lynch, CEO of Condé Nast, in an email by the New York Times That the publisher was “very important” to “meet the audience and embrace new technologies.”
