There are several flavors of the shared trend. The variant “AI Action Figure” Seems to have won the most traction, in which a person generates a plastic version of themselves in a pack of blisters, alongside various accessories – generally a laptop, a book and a cup of coffee, which is appropriate since Linkedin leads this trend largely. Other versions try to specifically imitate the recognizable brand, such as the “Barbie Box Challenge”.
While the trend has started on LinkedIn, it has since started to flee from other social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and Tiktok. He did not take off to the extent that the enthusiasm of Ghibli’s art, however, made, which always surpasses each term barbie / action / doll term that I could think of in Google’s search ranking. The trend of Ghibli Art Style has also attracted online reactions of creatives and fans of the animation studio to ethical, environmental and copyright concerns, but that did not appear to the same extent – however, at least – with this last viral train.
The common theme on each figurine generated by the AI is that the Chatppt is generally the only mentioned image generator mentioned. The update of the text in the image was so popular during the launch last month that Optai had to Limit the generation of images And push access to the free pussy accounts to prevent his servers from being overloaded. This trend in the figure of action can be much smaller than the images of Ghibli which preceded it, but it establishes another precedent for Chatgpt being the service of AI which attracts in everyday joys.
Most of this new semi-viole trend is contained in Linkedin, shared by marketing specialists and budding opinion leaders with very little commitment to show. Some notable brands like Mac Cosmetics And NYX Cosmetics have jumped on board, but recognizable stars and influencers do not seem interested to join. The closest thing to a “famous person” that I saw to try it is Marjorie Taylor Greene. Do what you want.