The latest trend in tech: GAN apps
Remember how we wrote about GAN, the technology behind the creepy fake face generator This Person Does Not Exist?
The TLDR: When you click on the website, it generates an image of a person’s face. Refresh the page, and you’ll get another face. But none of these people are real. They’re generated entirely by AI.
Needless to say, it's a trend now. This week, a whole new set of GAN use cases launched on Product Hunt, because the internet needs this #content!
Unsurprisingly, someone created This Cat Does Not Exist, which generates — you guessed it — photos of AI-generated cats.
“Please do this with food” - Nabeena
“Next would be dogs” - Arunkumar
“This is why I pay for my internet” - Amrith
Today, it's Which Face is Real?, which lets you guess if an image is a real human or GAN.
Go forth and create more GAN apps, Internet. Happy Friday!
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