In response, artists began creating their own hand-drawn action figures, reminding us that human-made art is far superior to characterless AI image generators.

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A new social media trend encourages users to create an action figure of themselves through OpenAI's ChatGPT. Here is how you can do it.

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ChatGPT is now letting its users generate their action figures with the help of a prompt, days after the Ghibli-style AI art trend left several netizens amazed.

As another AI-driven trend gained traction, artists countered by sharing their own human-made takes on the ChatGPT-generated action figures that circulated online in recent days.

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