AI Doll Trend Goes VIRAL Experts Warn of Hidden Environmental Ethical Costs Barbie Box

These days, on social media, you will see your friend or relative in a mini version in a toy box. This is the latest AI Doll Generator trend, in which people are presenting themselves as small action figures and dolls, that too in Barbie or Superhero box style. This trend is not limited to only common users. Big brands and influencers are also now sharing their “pocket-sized” versions. But some tech experts believe that the technology behind this trend does not look as innocent.

One with BBC Interview In, Queen Mary University London Professor Jina Naf said that Chatgpt is “wasting energy” and the data centers operating it use more electricity than 117 countries per year. Before we move forward, it will be necessary for you to know about this trend.

How is this AI Doll?

The process is straightforward, an AI tool, such as Chatgpt+Dall · E or others uploads one of his photos and then writes a prompt, such as in which look they want to appear. How to be box, background, clothes, accessories and even text or font on the box, users decide on their own free will.

Tools then form an image based on the input in which the user looks packaged like a toy. However, many times this image does not become right and such funny results are also becoming quite viral on social media.

What do experts say?

As we said, in his interview, Professor Jina Naf said that Chatgpt is “wasting energy” and the data centers operating it use more electricity than 117 countries annually. He said, “Chat GPT Barbie is similar to our privacy, our culture and triple danger for our planet. While privatization may look good, these systems are putting the brand and character in a blender, which whatever is wrong with, has no responsibility.”

At the same time, Lance Ulanoff Jokes, US Editor of Techradar They say“Every time we make AI meme, a tree dies.”
He believes that in fact, AI content generation is having a direct impact on environment.

Apart from this, some people have also raised questions that the images and data used to create AI models have been raised many times without credit or royalty.

The report states that the PR agency MSL UK says Bomilo says that if we want to use AI properly then we need to think with concrete rules and responsibility for this.