People across Asia flocked to shopping malls and online stores Friday as they scrambled to get their hands on the latest ...

This week, actress Brooke Shields posted an image of an action-figure version of herself that came with a needlepoint kit and ...

The figurines aren't real, but thanks to ChatGPT's new image generator they look genuine, and they are flooding platforms ...

With social media buzzing with the trend of people turning themselves into Barbie-like dolls, we decided to join in by reimagining some of ...

A new social media trend encourages users to create an action figure of themselves through OpenAI's ChatGPT. Here's what ...

David Veldez started taking photos of action figures in unusual and real-life settings over a decade ago. Valdez has more than 1300 photos of his surreal subjects on Instagram under @fathersfigures.

"When people upload selfies or prompts to these AI generators, they're essentially handing over personal data to companies ...

Easter is around the corner, and you probably still have a lot to plan for. There’s the family Easter meal, the special ...

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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican of Georgia, imagined her own figurine accompanied by a gavel and a Bible. These hyper-realistic dolls are nowhere to be found in toy stores ...

There’s a new trend going viral on social media, and it’s turning regular selfies into fun, action figure-style portraits. People are using ChatGPT and AI image tools to create pictures of themselves ...