OpenAI's ChatGPT saw record-breaking user growth following its latest rollout, causing GPU capacity challenges for the company.

The Studio Ghibli AI makeover trend is undeniably fun, but it's essential to understand the potential risks before uploading your photos. From privacy concerns to intellectual property headaches, there's more to consider than just how cool your animated self looks.

Studio Ghibli is the home of iconic characters like Kaonashi, or No-Face, from 2001's 'Spirited Away' . | Credit: Tomohiro Ohsumi / Stringer / OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT, is no stranger to controversy,

With its latest update, OpenAI's artificial intelligence has unleashed a wave of images replicating the style of the animation studio founded by Hayao Miyazaki. This trend raises ethical questions.

Social media is flooded with images imitating Japanese animation company Studio Ghibli, whose co-founder once called AI-generated art an “insult to life itself.”

The disruption reportedly happened due to a sudden surge in demand, possibly from users generating AI images and text.

The guidelines for Images with ChatGPT are surprisingly flexible about producing this kind of content. “The model can generate images that resemble the aesthetics of some artist

And not just fake hotel bills but flight tickets, rentals, degree certificates, medical documents, work visas, and other documents. Some users ran a few tests only to see a few of these fake images bypass AI detection like a pro.