Who needs models when there is AI, Guess has an ad in the print version of Vogue with one

[razor]

"In August's print edition of Vogue, a Guess advert features a flawless blonde model showing off a striped maxi dress and a floral playsuit from the brand's summer collection.

In small print in one corner, the ad reveals that she was created using AI.

While Vogue says the AI model was not an editorial decision, it is the first time an AI-generated person has featured in the magazine."




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[TheButcher]

Why am I not surprised this is going to become more common with time

[Webby]

Damn AI is getting real good if you had not said she was an AI generated image I'd never have thought about it

[jerick]

AI will take jobs away in every industry

[voyeurz]

I think of it as cost saving , how much a model earns compared to an AI generated image.

[tacoman]

I wonder if Sports Illustrated will feature an AI model soon

[AlexO]

It's a fad which I can not see become a long term trend. People are interested in personalities not AI models.

[Ricks-Cams]

Look at the bright side the models will not be arguing during the photo shoots and will not ask for a raise.

[Kev]

AI is not going to take over the role top models have.

[NSWDave]

AI is not going to take over the role top models have.

Agreed bud

[jag]

It just does not seem the same having an AI generated image as a model

[killah]

The fashion industry has no business supporting AI models they make billions off the backs of models

[vblogger]

It is a bad idea taking away models from the fashion industry