TikTokers trick its anime filter to give them big boobs

These kiddos are at it again with their TikTok trends. The latest fad in the mobile app is actually pretty hilarious because they trick their anime aI filter into giving them comedy big boobs.

TikTok’s goodie bag of filters includes the AI ​​manga filter. Usually, the filter works by scanning a user’s video and creating an anime-inspired drawing from it. The filter even works on dogs

because of course it works. But today’s iPad kids are smart, and they demand authenticity from the world’s hardest-working TikTok filter. That authenticity comes in a pair of groundbreaking pecs, just like their favorite anime characters like, and they’ve found a way to achieve them. By strategically placing household items like pots, they’re able to trick the AI ​​filter into giving them absurdly large chests, thus plaguing your For You Page with a whole new breed of bizarre microvid.

It’s not just the hopeless waifu TikTokers participating in this madness, the wannabe husbands are also giving this AI trick a try. The most ambitious of them have gone so far use their tongues to get the filter to give them abs you could rub the toughest meat on.

It goes without saying that this AI toy is not a definite science. Sometimes the AI ​​manga gets it wrong and will make mistakes a guy’s head for a pair of oppai whether he happens to be surrounded by a bunch of stuffed animals or just plain Gift the waifu with a pair of shields. Or worse, the filter misinterprets a TikToker’s real fingers and screw up her husband completelydow

. Here is a collection of AI anime filter errors that made me laugh while writing this article:

Continue reading: AI creating “art” is an ethical and proprietary nightmare

I’m not going to pretend that this one use case of AI art isn’t hilarious because it kinda is, but overall the AI ​​making “art” is an oxymoron that has plagued the art community as badly as it can be NFTs have this year. These AIs don’t “make art” so much as pull from various sources of information fed to them and shit out an image. This trend might be considered amusing on the side, but don’t forget that artists make art, not algorithms.