Social media users have been having fun with an app called Lensa and its latest "magic avatar" feature. The app lets people upload photos of themselves, which are then turned into magical ...

But while Lensa generated realistic yet flattering avatars for them—think astronauts, fierce warriors, and cool cover photos for electronic music albums— I got tons of nudes. Out of 100 ...

It is all because of Lensa, an app which uses artificial intelligence to render digital portraits based on photos users submit. Lensa’s highly stylized, eye-catching portraits have taken over ...

TV scripts, poetry and cover letters are being written by a bot ... The first is an image generator called Lensa. You upload a bunch of selfies to the app, and it spits out a batch of hyper ...

Artificial intelligence can pretty terrifying for some people—until it’s a whole lot of fun. If you spend any time on social media, you’ve no doubt seen several of your friends or people you ...

Essentially, AI is holding a mirror to our society.” A number of reporters have pointed out Lensa AI’s “magic avatars” tend to sexualize women and anglicize minorities. Lensa has added ...

The Lensa app creates face-changing effects using machine learning and photos uploaded by users. Some users have received images of themselves portrayed in the nude thanks to AI-generated edits.

Since launching in 2018, the app Lensa has been buried in a heap of photo-editing programs available in the iOS App store. It was one of those apps that spams you with promises of the kinds of ...

User @SimuLiu shares his Lensa avatar on Twitter. (all screenshots Rhea Nayyar/Hyperallergic) It seems like almost everybody jumped on the Lensa AI “Magic Avatar” train over the weekend.

Artificial intelligence is a term thrown around a lot in the tech space, and while it's not always the easiest thing to understand, it can have some pretty fascinating uses — such as AI image ...

You’ve likely seen friends using the Lensa AI app to create colorful, custom cartoon images of themselves as ethereal fairies or stern astronauts. Prisma Labs, the company behind Lensa ...