ChatGPT is turning LinkedIn users into boring dolls – cnBeta.COM mobile version [Chinese]

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In recent times, a new trend has emerged on LinkedIn where users are transforming themselves into toy-like figures using AI technology. This trend, which has gained popularity due to the influence of ChatGPT's image generator, allows individuals to create plastic models of themselves, complete with accessories like laptops and coffee cups. The phenomenon is particularly fitting for LinkedIn, a platform known for professional networking.

While this trend started on LinkedIn, it has since spread to other social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. However, it hasn't captured as much attention as the previous Ghibli art trend, which remains more popular in online searches. Despite some backlash from Ghibli fans regarding ethical and copyright concerns, the toy figure trend has not faced similar levels of criticism, at least for now.

The rise of these AI-generated figures highlights ChatGPT's role in making AI services more accessible to everyday users. Although the engagement with this trend is relatively low, it has attracted the interest of some brands, while celebrities and influencers seem less inclined to participate. This new wave of creativity showcases how AI continues to influence social media trends and user interactions.

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