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Ivan Braun

AI Anonymizer - Use virtual faces to secure your identity for free

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Protect your identity by using a synthetic profile picture that reminds people of you! Simply upload a photo of yourself and we will return the generated photo that shares your features.
- Stay safe online
- Give people an idea of your appearance without risk

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Margarita
I wish I could wear this over my real face sometimes :D
Ivan Braun
Maker
@margarita_ivanchikova111 all you need is to send it to your plastic surgeon!
Ankit Ghosh
Sometimes my photos turn out to be bad. Here's the solution upload to your site, download the closest one. Boom!!
Markus Novikov
I wish someone could invent a device that would emit a generated face over your real face, so you could avoid face-recognition in hostile environment.
Ivan Braun
Maker
@markus_novikov "avoid face-recognition in hostile environment" is an accurate description for an affair.
1eMaxHotelMarketing
Is there a way to identify the image you are creating as AI Generated? With the rise of propaganda bots on the web I can see this tool being quite useful for those wishing to generate fake profiles to spread misinformation or as we see in my industry fake reviews.
Ivan Braun
Maker
@1emaxhotelmarketing yes. There is a number of human ways (centered eyes, asymmetric teeth, earrings or reflections in the eyes, etc.), and there are ML models that do that. You probably can't create a Facebook profile with a generated photo (I'm not sure though, needs checking).
Roby Sharif
I use Google voice for general use to protect personal cell number, this is a nice feature now to anonymize profile pics; currently using cartoonfied profile pic)
Ivan Braun
Maker
@md5sha1 great analogy! What do you think of the lookalikes of your cartoonified profile pic?
Harrison from VC Guide
This is super cool but also omg
Ivan Braun
Maker
@vcguidehq lol! Thx!
Jesse Jensen
I found a woman with a small beard. https://generated.photos/face/jo... When checking the box "woman" I don't expect to find some with beards.
Ivan Braun
Maker
@jessehojjensen I know what you mean. Most women don't have beards, therefore we should serve that request with no-bird woman. Should we classify her as a "man", is that your suggestion?
Jesse Jensen
@jessehojjensen @visualpharm I had to google no-bird woman to understand where this conversation was going, then I realized it was a typo. Ended up with a cool song btw:
Um...no just a generated fail. Make beard a null value for women in the generator. I'm sure she will look great if she shaves... I recommend she lasers it off tho...Permanently. *Looks at the link again* I take it back. Shaving/Lasering won't save this image. The more I look at it, it reminds me of Jerry Seinfeld, but if you tell her a joke it goes over her head. Here is how the conversation goes: Her: "Hey eyes up here!" Me: "Um... yeah that's not what I was looking at." Her: "What's that suppose to mean?" Me: "There's a name for people without beards...Women." Her: "Why don't you say one nice thing about me instead?" Me: Well, your beard does make you look thinner. *She didn't cheer up after that.*
Ali Rashidy
This is awesomeee!
Marina Yalanska
Looks like from now with your tool people can have separate pictures for all the set of their inner selves. Well, out of jokes, that's really exciting to see how far you have been going with the quality of generated photos since the first release, great job!
Ivan Braun
Maker
Ken Savage
I appreciate the technology here but why would anyone want to generate an image and use it with their name associated with it 🙄
Luba Zee
Maker
@kensavage Well, we already have the facial-recognition payments out there. So it's right about time to think about protecting people biometrics ;)
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