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Also why is no one talking about the fact that they made the young women skinnier. Young women already feel have unrealistic expectations without AI in the mix.
It's in the first paragraph.
I agree they effectively replaced the woman too, and gave the guy in the middle a haircut, cheek bone enhancements, eyebrow grooming and a bigger smile 😬
I need the biggest smile please, the most smile possible
I want you to do it happier and with your mouth open.
https://youtu.be/3mbBbFH9fAg
Black hole sun, won't you come...
They actually changed all of them. It's kind of odd that they even photographed anyone at all?
It's not new. Once it became possible to shop hi-res photographs, it became standard to narrow fashion models slightly in order to make them look even thinner.
I learned about it from documentaries intended to highlight the unrealistic appearance expectations that are driven by media.