The viral trend of using AI to make a cartoon of yourself is fun, but it is also a reminder of how we may be handing over ...

A viral trend has people asking ChatGPT to turn them into workplace caricatures, and raises a question: How many personal details are we willing to share with AI?

Columbus computer scientist Dean Allemang got into artificial intelligence in the late 1980s to help people become more intelligent. AI never quite fulfilled that role, but Allemang said that today it ...

The more you share online, the more you open yourself to social engineering If you've seen the viral AI work pic trend where people are asking ChatGPT to "create a caricature of me and my job based on ...

Like many viral trends, the 'cute' fad for AI-generated caricatures has a darker side, raising concerns about privacy and data misuse.

Legendary's most recent campus event, held Jan. 30, was a competitive game show inspired by Cartoon Network's "Total Drama Island." The usage of AI in the event sparked controversy across ...

AI caricature trend involves using ChatGPT to create images of ourselves based on things like our job and family.

The ChatGPT caricature trend is taking over social media as users transform selfies into fun AI-generated cartoons that ...

As AI caricatures flood social media, critics warn of “AI slop," low-value content that dulls human creativity, risks personal data, and consumes staggering amounts of water to power energy-hungry ...

Blame it on the AI slop overwhelming her social media feeds. Pansino used to see posts from real bakers and friends; now, they're being crowded out by AI-generated clips. There's a whole genre of slop ...